Experienced Domestic Battery Defense
Domestic violence charges like to travel in groups. This is unfortunate for the accused, as they may be on the wrong end of multiple criminal charges once the dust settles in the prosecutor’s office. One of the most common accompanying charges is a battery.
A battery conviction can result in harsh fines, jail time, and a criminal record. The collateral consequences of having a violent offense on your record can follow you for the rest of your life, limiting your opportunities and diminishing your standing in the community. It is crucial to have a strong defense against all the charges you face.
At Premier Domestic Violence Law Group, based in San Diego, we offer an experienced defense team led by a former criminal prosecutor. You can rely on us to handle all the charges you face and work toward an outcome that limits your exposure to criminal penalties and collateral consequences.
Contact Premier Domestic Violence Law Group at 619-752-3702. Our firm has proven results forged by experience.
What Is Domestic Battery?
In the context of a domestic dispute, a good example of battery would be someone throwing a phone or other household object at a spouse during an argument. This could result in charges of battery in addition to domestic violence, increasing the potential fines, jail time and other penalties the accused faces.
Simple actions that happen in homes across the nation every day can result in battery charges once officers are called to the scene as a result of a domestic dispute. We will work to proactively create a mitigation packet that tells your side of the story and shows how serious you are taking the situation. In some cases, we are able to head off charges entirely or get charges dismissed before a trial becomes necessary.
The best thing you can do if you face battery charges is to seek the advice and representation of our proven criminal defense lawyers. Your rights and reputation are too important to wait another day. Call 619-752-3702 now for a free consultation.
