Domestic Violence & Protective Orders

Many people learn too late that domestic violence and protective order offenses are serious business. Many of these charges carry hidden consequences that can only be avoided with the assistance of a knowledgeable and experienced attorney. Failure to understand your rights can result in:

• Being designated as a "restricted person" and being precluded from ever possessing a firearm.
• Having a former spouse use your conviction to achieve an advantage in a divorce or custody matter.
• Facing a felony charge because the next domestic violence allegation is subject to enhancement and can be filed as a felony as a result of the prior domestic violence conviction or violation of protective order conviction.

The lawyers at Brown, Bradshaw & Moffat have been handling these cases for 30 years, we understand the need to protect your rights, and we know where the pitfalls lie. Moving forward without a lawyer or even with a lawyer who does not specialize in these cases can be dangerous. Contact Brown, Bradshaw & Moffat now if you have any questions about domestic violence charges, or if you are ready to use one of our excellent lawyers.