Skilled Lawyers Handling Domestic Violence Charges
When police arrive at the scene of a domestic disturbance, they make an instant assessment regarding the situation. This assessment rarely includes all relevant details, and is often based on little more than the word of one person against that of another.
If you have been arrested and charged with domestic violence based upon such an assessment, you need a criminal defense attorney who can effectively protect your rights and interests. A conviction for domestic violence can have serious, long-term consequences.
Come to the Kramer Law Firm in Altamonte Springs, Florida. Our criminal defense lawyers provide aggressive representation, working diligently to serve our clients. Contact us today to schedule your confidential consultation or call us at 866.716.4288 or 407.641.0268.
Effectively Addressing Domestic Violence Matters in Context
Domestic violence allegations do not arise in a vacuum - the situation giving rise to the criminal charges must be considered in context. Allegations of domestic violence or spousal abuse may be levied in the midst of a messy divorce, in an effort to gain stronger footing in a child custody dispute. The police may make a mistake in a situation involving assault or battery, and arrest someone who is acting in self-defense rather than an original aggressor.
At the Kramer Law Firm, attorney Steven Kramer takes a comprehensive approach to the practice of law and provides his clients with full-service representation. His experience across a variety of practice areas allows him to effectively serve clients who have been accused of domestic violence. For example, because we handle both criminal defense and family law matters, we understand the intersection of domestic violence and divorce.
Consequences of Domestic Violence Allegations
Domestic violence is a serious crime with serious potential criminal consequences. If you have been charged with domestic battery, immediate consequences may include a temporary court order - called a restraining order - that makes it a crime to contact the alleged victim. Based on allegations alone, you may be unable to return to your family home or shared residence until the dispute is resolved.
The criminal consequences for a domestic violence conviction may include jail or prison time. Equally importantly though, with a conviction you may lose the right to see your children or other family members. The best way to avoid these consequences is to avoid the conviction. Come to our offices today.
Contact the Kramer Law Firm: 866.716.4288
Contact the Kramer Law Firm today for personal attention and aggressive defense of your rights.
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