If you are involved in domestic violence you should comprehend the legal issues involved. Domestic violence cases in Seattle usually involve restraining orders or orders of protection. First, however, police law enforcement often issues a temporary Emergency Protective Order (EPO).
When the case initially goes to court, they may issue a more formal protective order. Depending on the expertise and knowledge of your lawyer, you could end up either with or without a restraining order, which avoids one person from coming within a specific distance of the other person.
Seattle WA Domestic Violence Types
Abuse of Seattle Washington domestic violence is not just limited to hands on physical attacks on a spouse or a partner, but rather there are several other types of Seattle domestic violence, involving emotional abuse, isolation, intimidation, and economic finance abuse. If children exist in the relationship, they too can be seriously impacted by domestic violence, even when the violence is not aimed upon them.
- Seattle Physical Abuse
- Seattle Emotional Abuse
-Isolation
-Intimidation
-Economic Abuse Seattle Washington
ARE YOU BEING ACCUSED OF Seattle DOMESTIC VIOLENCE? ARE YOU A VICTIM OF Seattle DOMESTIC VIOLENCE?
At the Wise Laws Office, we can take either side of Seattle domestic violence claims. A part of our affiliated Seattle criminal defense law firms, we fight for people whom are fighting Seattle WA domestic violence accusations.
Get an Experienced Seattle Domestic Violence Lawyer
In Seattle, everyone convicted of Seattle Washington domestic violence must go into individual counseling and therapy. However, every Seattle domestic violence case is different, and our lawyers work extremely hard on each case to get our clients the best possible result. Wise Laws Seattle WA attorneys have much experience as a Seattle Washington criminal defense lawyer, our experience will give you the help you need in fighting your Seattle domestic violence case.
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