Domestic Violence Defense

A domestic violence charge can affect where you live, your ability to remain in contact with your children, and any property settlement in a divorce or separation. It can also affect your civil rights to own and purchase firearms or have contact with your loved ones far into the future. At Rypel Law Office, LLC we defend aggressively against domestic violence charges and fight for our client’s rights.

Contact our domestic violence lawyers today for more information on building the most compelling and effective defense.

Our attorneys take the time to get to know each client and the facts of every case. We know that every circumstance is unique. With our assistance you may be able to have your domestic violence charge completely dismissed in some cases. We may be able to seek a deferred prosecution agreement from the DA and clear your record.

Domestic violence lawyers from our firm can assist you in aggressively defending against all types of DV charges, including:

• Battery/substantial battery
• Disorderly conduct
• Criminal damage to property
• Unlawful use of telephone/harassment
• Recklessly endangering safety /li>
• Violating restraining orders
• Violating domestic abuse injunction
• Criminal trespass to dwelling

Domestic violence is very aggressively prosecuted by the DAs in this area, regardless of the wishes of the “victim” and can lead to severe consequences. Ensure your rights are protected with an experienced domestic violence attorney.

Whether this is your first charge or you have been charged in the past, the attorney you retain can make a difference in the severity of your charge, the sentence you receive, and whether or not a restraining order will be issued against you.

Spousal abuse can permanently affect your ability to return to your home or see your children. If you have been accused or believe that you may be charged with spousal abuse, it is critical that you retain the services of an experienced domestic abuse attorney. At Rypel Law Office, LLC, we can provide you with the skilled representation you need to protect your rights and legal interests.

If you have a domestic violence conviction you may be prohibited from ever possessing a firearm. An initial sentence recommendation for carrying a concealed weapon is often six months in jail. We will investigate the charges and facts in your case to pursue improper search and seizure defenses and seek to suppress any evidence against you.

To schedule an initial consultation or case evaluation with one of our attorneys, please contact Rypel Law Office, LLC.