A Domestic Violence Injunction in Tampa, Florida
If you are in a relationship where your spouse or partner is accusing you of being domestically violent, our firm is here to help you out. There are serious ramifications.
For example, if you live with the alleged victim you will not be able to return to your home. Restrictions may also be imposed on your contact with children living in the home. You cannot have direct or indirect contact and “no contact” means no contact. Violate any term and the maximum penalty is one year in jail.
Arrest for Domestic Violence
Often, an arrest for domestic violence will include an injunction. Once a temporary injunction is in place, you will be entitled to a hearing before a civil court judge who will determine whether you pose a continuing danger to the alleged victim. If the court finds that you are in fact a danger to the victim, a permanent injunction will be entered prohibiting you from going within 1000 feet of of the alleged victim.
Most Domestic Violence Battery cases are followed up with a Domestic Violence Injunction or Temporary Restraining Order. We can help with both of these allegations.
If you are charged with this type of offense or if someone is seeking an injunction against you it is critically important that you have an attorney that is experienced and qualified in handling these matters.
Our firm has represented clients in over 1000 domestic violence cases. We can help.
Get Lawyered Up Now with an experienced Domestic Violence Attorney and call Tampa Domestic Violence Attorney Daniel Fernandez and Martin of Fernandez for a free consultation now 813-229-5353 or CriminalDefenseLawyerTampa.com
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