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Atlanta Domestic Violence Lawyer

Domestic Violence Defense Attorney in Atlanta, Georgia

Domestic violence is a fairly common occurrence across Atlanta, and perhaps contributing to the frequency of this offense, is the fact that many defendants are falsely accused. Domestic violence occurs between two people who in some sort of relationship, whether it is a family relationship or a romantic relationship. People who are married, dating, or have dated are most often involved in cases of domestic violence, but this offense can also occur between parents and children, roommates, siblings, or caretakers. If you or someone you love has been charged with domestic violence, it is important that you find an experienced and skilled attorney to handle your case. These charges are serious, and even if the accuser or victim decides against pressing charges, you may still be subjected to the harsh penalties that can come from a conviction. 

Defending Against Criminal Charges of Domestic Violence

Even though domestic violence is viewed as being a private, family matter, severe legal repercussions can come from this and the act will not always stay behind closed doors. Once police or investigators become involved, you and/or the victim/accuser will no longer have any control over what happens, which is why it helps to have an attorney on your side. An Atlanta criminal defense attorney from our firm will handle all aspects of your case, from the investigation to trial if need be, and they will be your legal advocate and support system during this time in an effort to have your domestic violence charges dropped. 

When someone is convicted of domestic violence, the most common result is a restraining order. Different types of restraining orders are applied to different situations, but all are implemented with the purpose of protecting a victim of domestic violence from being subjected to further abuse or threats. Some retraining orders will prevent you from coming within a certain distance of the alleged victim and this may create problems in your everyday life, so you will need your attorney to fight against this to make sure your life is not adversely affected.    

If you have been charged with domestic violence in Atlanta, Decatur, Marietta, Sandy Springs, or Lawrenceville, contact an Atlanta Domestic Violence Attorney today for help!

 
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