Relationships can be so tough. Tensions run high when love is on the line, and no one is exempt from getting into heated arguments once in awhile. But if a partner all of a sudden calls 911 and accuses you of domestic violence, it’s no longer just another lover’s quarrel.
It can mean charges that will follow you for the rest of your life. So it’s incredibly important that you have an excellent attorney who specializes in domestic violence cases at your side, especially if you’ve been falsely accused.
Possible charges for domestic violence
The California laws that apply to domestic violence cases include PC Section 13700-13702 and PC 240-248. Domestic violence laws in California are rather harsh against defendants, and prosecutors will often pursue charges even if the victim recants or indicates they don’t want to press charges.
Domestic violence charges can be brought in cases of corporal injury to a spouse or cohabitant, domestic battery, child abuse, child endangerment, as well as elder abuse.
What to do
If you’ve been charged with domestic violence, the best thing you can do to protect your rights is contact a lawyer who specializes in these types of cases. Southern California’s best domestic violence attorney is Dan Chambers of the Chambers Law Firm.
When you’re dealing with domestic violence accusations, whether they’re true or untrue, your first priority should be to contact him for specific legal advice and counsel. He has worked on dozens of domestic violence cases over his multi-decade long career, and he will tell you exactly what to do to ensure success. He will formulate a rock-solid campaign to line up the evidence in your favor to greatly increase the odds of a dismissal of the charges or a declaration of innocence.
A domestic violence charge should never be taken lightly—so contact Dan Chambers today at:
Phone: 714-760-4088
Email: dchambers@clfca.com
Or click CONTACT at the top right of this page to send him an online message
