Winning Texas Domestic Violence Charges
If you've been charged with domestic violence (also known as domestic abuse or family violence), you may be wondering what the charges mean, whether you should try to tell your side of the story, and what will happen to you if you are convicted.
At the law firm of Manske & Manske in Wharton County, Texas, our experienced criminal defense attorneys will answer these questions and do everything we can to defend you against these serious charges. A conviction on domestic abuse charges can have long-lasting personal and professional consequences. It can also jeopardize your freedom. You need us to protect your rights. Contact us to schedule a free consultation.
Understanding the Consequences of Family Violence Charges
Domestic violence charges can be brought against someone who is accused of violent behavior toward a current or former spouse, partner, boyfriend or girlfriend. They can also be alleged by someone with whom you had a dating relationship. Contrary to popular belief, the accused person and the accuser do not need to be living together for there to be a family violence or domestic abuse charge.
Domestic and family violence charges are treated like other violent crime charges in certain ways, but some of the consequences can be more severe. It is important to also remember that a family violence charge can also result in you losing custody of or visitation rights with your children.
If you are facing charges of family violence, you need a skilled and experienced criminal defense attorney at Manske & Manske on your side. We can begin your defense immediately, working to protect your rights and your freedom.
Responding to False Domestic Abuse or Sex Crime Allegations
False allegations are a major issue in many domestic abuse and sex crime cases. After an emotional conflict, a vindictive person could exaggerate events or even completely invent allegations out of spite.
Based on our experience, we can detect inconsistencies in an accuser's story and other signs that a domestic or family violence accusation is false.
If you've been charged with family violence assault domestic abuse, contact us to consult a non-judgmental lawyer who zealously fights for you.
