Category Archives: Domestic Violence Defense
When the Accuser Is Wrong: What a False Domestic Violence Claim Can Mean for You in Florida
Domestic violence cases occupy a strange place in the legal system. Because the stakes for genuine victims are so high, Florida law is built to respond quickly, often before a judge has heard both sides of the story. That design protects people who are truly in danger, but it also means a false or… Read More »
Family Law and COVID-19
Topics surrounding Family Law and COVID-19 (Coronavirus) DOMESTIC VIOLENCE | TIME SHARING | DIVORCE | MODIFICATIONS | CHILD SUPPORT | PATERNITY While many of us are trapped in our homes with our family, others are being kept from their children. Some are trapped in abusive or unfriendly relationships and still others are in danger of losing their drivers license… Read More »
Port St. Lucie Restraining Order Against an Abusive Husband
Victims trapped in abusive relationships live in constant fear, day and night—and for good reason. The moods of abusive spouses and partners seem to wane on a knife’s edge, and are often impossible to predict. As tension builds, victims may be able to predict that an outburst of anger and violence is imminent, though… Read More »
