DAYTON DOMESTIC VIOLENCE LAWYER

An experienced domestic violence attorney can mean the difference between a felony charge and misdemeanor assault. The consequences of an arrest on domestic abuse charges are immediate, and will affect every aspect of your life. Don’t allow your side of the story to go unheard. Call our offices today!

In Dayton, OH, call 937-228-9790 for a domestic violence attorney.
Call 513-421-9790 in Cincinnati.

A domestic violence attorney from our firm can help you confront the allegations, regardless of who might be making the accusations:

  • Your spouse
  • A live-in girlfriend or boyfriend
  • Your natural, adopted or step-children
  • Your former spouse or other individual with whom you share a child
  • Your in-laws
  • Your roommate(s) or any other individual who is considered a member of your household

 

 

 

As a domestic violence attorney practice, we have seen first-hand how emotionally charged accusations and egos can hide the truth of any situation. Heated arguments and harsh words can be misinterpreted as threats. Memories can be manipulated by accusing parties to paint a more disturbing and incriminating picture of the events than actually occurred. Feeling badly about what has happened does not obligate you to plead guilty or simply accept an unjust punishment.

Let an experienced and aggressive domestic violence attorney handle your case. Call now. THERE ARE DEFENSES: It is up to the prosecuting attorney to prove that you are guilty of the crimes that the state is bringing against you. And, without solid proof, a conviction is unlikely. Some of the defenses available to clients facing domestic charges are:

  • Self Defense: This argument can be presented when you took the appropriate measures to prevent the accusing party from inflicting physical harm upon you.
  • Defense of a Third Party: This argument can be used when the accuser’s injuries can be attributed to action you took to block or prevent the accuser from inflicting physical harm upon another individual.
  • Lack of Intent: This argument can be used when the accuser’s injuries can be attributed to actions that were not intended to inflict harm.
  • Lack of a Crime: This argument can be put forward when the accuser’s injuries can be shown to have been self-inflicted or proven to have never occurred.
  • A domestic violence attorneyfrom our firm can review the details of your case and determine how to approach your defense. Don’t allow your record to be marred unnecessarily. Contact our firm today, if you are facing domestic violence or abuse charges.

 

 

 

Get in touch with a domestic violence attorney from our practice to ensure that your rights are upheld and that your side of the case is presented to the courts. We have assisted clients with defense arguments that have successfully reduced and even dismissed the charges they were facing – and we have even helped clients recover their legal expenses from accusers, when it was found that their charges were unfounded and unwarranted! Call our legal team today!

In Dayton, OH, call 937-228-9790 for a domestic violence attorney.
Call 513-421-9790 in Cincinnati.

We can provide a domestic violence attorney in Dayton, Cincinnati, Springfield, Fairborn, Xenia, Miamisburg, Lebanon, Hamilton, Vandalia, Troy and Kettering. No legal firm or attorney can guarantee the outcome of your case. However, at L. Patrick Mulligan & Associates, we are passionate about your rights, and we will gladly provide you with a free evaluation of your case.