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Repeat domestic violence offenses carry serious consequences. Understanding how these offenses affect sentencing can help individuals know what to expect during legal proceedings. Repeat offenses A person with prior domestic violence convictions faces increased...
Domestic violence can have far-reaching implications, but what happens when an alleged incident occurs outside the confines of the home? After all, domestic violence often conjures images of violence within the home. In Florida, the jurisdiction for domestic violence...
Examples of domestic violence under Florida law include assault, aggravated assault, battery or any criminal offense resulting in physical injury or death of a family or household member. Family or household members include spouses, former spouses, individuals related...
The thin line between verbal disagreements and domestic violence accusations can be challenging to navigate. This is particularly true in Florida, where the legal landscape surrounding such matters is intricate. Understanding the potential consequences and how...
Domestic violence is a serious criminal offense in Florida, which carries potentially severe consequences, including probation or jail time. From time to time, people in Orlando, and throughout Florida, may have disagreements with family members, spouses and those they live with. If tempers flare and passions ignite, causing such arguments to become loud or physical, however, law enforcement may be…
False allegations of domestic violence may occur due to reasons such as financial gain, sympathy seeking, pressure from others or revenge, among other reasons. These falsehoods can lead to severe consequences. Unfortunately, recanting does not mean the accused’s life...
In Florida, domestic violence remains a top concern, especially when there are children involved. When disputes escalate within families, they can lead to physical or emotional harm. The Florida Department of Children and Families reported that there were over 106,000...
If you face a domestic violence charge, you may receive an injunction for protection from the court. Also known as a restraining order, this is a legally binding order from the court that requires you to stay away and avoid all contact with the named individual. An...
One day, you might find yourself wrongfully accused of domestic violence. When that happens, you must know how to react to your situation. Here is what you should do to prepare your case so the judge dismisses it. Preserve evidence of your innocence Write down your...
One of the more controversial aspects of domestic violence relates to the gender of the person committing it. Traditionally, most believe that men commit domestic violence more often than women do. However, the statistics do not necessarily back up this commonly-held...