WARSAW DOMESTIC BATTERY CRIMINAL DEFENSE ATTORNEY

FAMILY FIGHTS ARE NOT LONGER JUST DOMESTIC ONCE THE POLICE ARRIVE

In many ways, domestic violence is the same as other types of violent crimes. However, deep passions often trigger chains of events that alleged victims don’t anticipate. Outbursts of anger during domestic disputes lead to accusations, returned blows and threats to call police.

Once police are involved, the situation is no longer a case between two or more people. It becomes a case between the State and one or both individuals. You almost never get the chance to say, “Never mind. I changed my mind. They have calmed down and we are working it out.” Police are very likely going to arrest someone.

If you or someone you love is facing criminal charges for domestic battery, contact us at 888-888-8980 for a consultation. Your future and your freedom deserve to be taken seriously.

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WHAT CAN I LOSE IF CONVICTED OF DOMESTIC BATTERY?

WHAT CAN I LOSE IF CONVICTED OF DOMESTIC BATTERY?

In many situations, the police may have to physically separate the two individuals. Often, that means that at least one of them is going to jail. Another important thing to know about domestic violence is that a conviction for it in the State of Indiana will cause you to forever lose your Second Amendment rights. Someone convicted of domestic violence loses their right to possess a firearm.

You need a lawyer as soon as possible to protect your full rights after an arrest. We represent people facing consequences of arrests on domestic violence and other charges. Call 888-888-8980 to schedule a consultation.