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When a loved one accuses you of violence, we take up your cause
If a loved one falsely accuses you of committing an act of violence against them, chances are, you feel betrayed. Not only that, but because prosecutors today are so tough on domestic violence, you face an uphill battle in court. The Law Office of Shannon Peters will take your side, exposing false allegations and challenging aggressive prosecutors who overcharge in their zeal to look tough. Whether it’s a spouse, a partner, or another person living in your household who’s accusing you, we examine all their claims with a wary eye. While we realize that true domestic violence is a grave issue, many of these cases are made up or exaggerated in the aftermath of a child custody dispute or another type of family dispute. We examine the evidence and aggressively depose and cross-examine the other side’s witness and the accuser to get to the truth. Get us on your side today.
Domestic Violence Charges In Arizona
In Arizona, domestic violence charges put offenders at risk of serious consequences. The state takes such allegations very seriously and may impose penalties including imprisonment, community service, and court fines. Depending on the degree of the offense and whether the defendant has had any prior offenses or violent history, jail time could range from minimal to up to a year within a county jail, in addition to other stringent restrictions imposed by courts. In some cases, defendants found guilty of domestic violence may have to attend mandatory counseling and guidance sessions. If convicted for a misdemeanor charge related to domestic violence in Arizona, the offender must complete probation amongst other restrictions as prescribed by law enforcement. To make matters worse, once an individual is charged with this crime it stays on their record forever resulting in numerous personal and professional limitations in both short and long term implications. If you find yourself facing a domestic violence charge in Arizona contact us today.
Why Do I need An Attorney to Represent Me?
In cases of domestic abuse, seeking legal counsel is imperative in order to ensure that your rights are protected throughout the process. Without the representation of a lawyer, you may be subject to unfair punishment and even false accusations. Not only will a lawyer be able to provide a proper defense and guide you through obtaining restraining orders and other forms of protection, but they can also help you deal with the emotional distress that comes with a domestic abuse charge. In addition, they can assist you in gathering evidence, researching your case, and interacting with the court system. By contacting The Law Office of Shannon Peters you will have experience, knowledge and resources behind you, helping you navigate this difficult process.
Call now for a consultation with Law Office of Shannon Peters at 602-755-8966 or online to learn more about your next steps.
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