A conviction for domestic violence can lead to serious consequences. From jail time to a ruined reputation all the way to loss of custody if you are divorced or separated, there is no doubt that a conviction for domestic violence can impact various aspects of your...
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Victims can’t stop domestic violence charges
Domestic violence cases often stem from tense situations. When a person gets angry, they may end up doing something they regret later. Just because a person is sorry for what they did, that doesn’t mean that it can be overlooked. Some couples might reconcile after the...
3 steps to take if you are a victim of domestic violence
If you are a victim of domestic violence, it is important that you know the steps you need to take to protect yourself and any vulnerable individuals like your children from an abusive partner. Domestic violence is any abusive act from an intimate partner such as a...
Can your neighbor accuse you of domestic violence?
You don't actually get into an argument with your neighbor, but your houses are close enough together that they can certainly hear you when you get into an argument with your spouse. Maybe you live in an apartment or a condo, or perhaps you’re in some other sort of...
How can you protect your parenting time after abuse allegations?
Maybe your ex has accused you of being abusive toward them, or perhaps the accusation involves allegations of inappropriate discipline when you have parenting time with your children. Claims of domestic violence or physical abuse can hurt a parent's chance at shared...
How could a domestic violence charge affect your custody case?
When issuing child custody orders, the court places the interests of the children first. It means that any situation on either parent’s side that affects the physical or mental well-being of the children will influence the court’s decision on custody matters. Domestic...
Dealing with false domestic violence accusations
Relationships can get complicated, and disagreements may go overboard at times. You could find yourself facing false domestic violence charges after a heated argument with your spouse, and given the fact that victims often get the benefit of the doubt, you could find...
When do domestic violence laws apply?
Domestic violence laws typically define who can be considered an alleged victim. While people often think of married couples or romantic partners when they hear the term “domestic violence,” the law is broader than that. It’s also not strictly confined to violent...
Domestic violence impacts both genders
The typical domestic violence situation involves a female victim in a male who has been accused of violence. Some studies have found that up to 85% of victims are in fact female. This is the reason why people often assume that this is how it works. However, both men...
Electronic stalking and harassment is no joking matter
To say that you and your ex parted on poor terms is a massive understatement, and you’re still quite angry. Your anger may be entirely justified – but don’t let it land you behind bars. In this day and age, it’s painfully easy to find ways to electronically harass or...