HAVE YOU BEEN ARRESTED FOR DOMESTIC VIOLENCE?

We understand and our extensive experience has confirmed that the domestic violence laws in the State of Florida are rather one sided against the accused. Florida law allows a police officer to make an arrest for domestic violence if there are visible signs of abuse that can be substantiated by other evidence. The reality is that police officers often times will make an arrest solely upon statement(s) made by an alleged victim or witness without there being any actual physical evidence of domestic abuse. They do so because public policy demands that law enforcement take any and all action to prevent even the possibility of future violence, regardless of whether the accused is completely innocent. In addition, the Florida Law allows the State Attorney's Office to prosecute a domestic violence case even if the victim declines to cooperate.

Our office is experienced in analyzing these cases and aggressively defending you. We will take as much time as necessary to understand your side of the case and present options to you, some of which would ultimately result in the dismissal of the charges.