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Denver Domestic Violence Defense Attorneys

At The Law Offices of Rodger C. Daley and Associates, our skilled attorneys bring a wealth of training and experience to the table in defending against domestic violence charges and navigating the complexities of protection orders. Our comprehensive approach ensures that we can adeptly pursue and defend these orders, safeguarding our clients’ rights and well-being. Recognizing that domestic violence issues often intersect with divorce proceedings, our team is particularly adept at handling cases where protection orders and domestic violence charges are involved. As a full-service law firm, we are committed to providing holistic legal support, guiding you through these challenging times with experience and dedication.

What Is Domestic Violence In Denver?

“Domestic violence” means an act or threatened act of violence upon a person with whom the defendant is or has been involved in an intimate relationship. Domestic violence also includes any other crime against a person or against property when used as a method of coercion, control, punishment, intimidation or revenge directed against a person with whom the actor is or has been involved in an intimate relationship. “Intimate relationship” means a relationship between spouses, former spouses, past or present unmarried couples, or persons who are the parents of the same child, regardless of whether the persons have been married or have lived together at any time.

Types Of Domestic Violence

Domestic violence can take many forms, each with its own devastating effects. Understanding the different types can help you recognize the signs and seek the appropriate help. These are a few examples of the most common types of domestic abuse:

Physical violence: Physical harm such as hitting, slapping, punching, choking or kicking. Emotional abuse: Verbal attacks, threats, manipulation and other tactics that undermine the abused victim’s mental well-being. Sexual abuse: Any coercive or nonconsensual sexual activity. Financial abuse: Controlling access to money, resources or employment, making you financially dependent. Psychological abuse: Tactics that erode the victim’s self-worth, including intimidation, isolation and harassment.

When Domestic Violence Intersects With Family Law

Domestic violence cases often intersect with family legal concerns. Many instances of domestic violence lead to divorces and child custody disputes. The impact on families can be profound and far-reaching. For instance, accusations of domestic violence may negatively impact your parenting time with your children.

Because our attorneys are experienced in both criminal defense and family law cases, we understand the complexities involved when one partner seeks domestic violence protection, and are prepared to help you navigate these challenges. We aim to provide you with comprehensive legal support that addresses all aspects of your situation.

The Importance Of Hiring A Lawyer To Defend Charges

Individuals accused of a criminal offense classified as domestic violence rarely realize the serious consequences that can result from pleading guilty to or being convicted of domestic violence. Individuals convicted of domestic violence may be prevented from making decisions about their own children, and they may also be banned from owning or possessing a firearm. Persons accused of domestic violence offenses are almost always subject to restraining orders, the violation of which may result in additional criminal charges in the future. And there can be additional employment, relationship, and family fallout that results from a conviction.

Our domestic violence defense lawyers are experienced in the issues that are common in these types of criminal defense cases. We vigorously defend clients who are accused of domestic violence in the Denver metro area. We will evaluate the strength of the prosecution’s case and determine the best path forward, whether that means negotiating and/or litigating to obtain favorable results for our clients.

Strong Representation On Either Side Of A Restraining Order

Issues involving restraining orders, also known as “protective orders,” can arise in domestic relations, criminal and civil cases. Designed to protect an individual, or an individual and his or her minor children, from situations ranging from harassment to stalking and threats or acts of physical domestic violence, our domestic violence attorneys aggressively pursue the issuance of these orders for the protection of our clients on both a temporary and permanent basis.

At the same time, our criminal defense lawyers also defend our clients against orders that have been issued improperly, for inappropriate purposes, or without grounds to support the allegations of domestic violence or the orders themselves. In situations where the orders are already in place, we can assist our clients in modifying or vacating the existing orders.

Sometimes a parent in a family law dispute obtains a restraining order for the purpose of gaining leverage against the other parent in a child custody or parenting time case. This can be particularly damaging as even an accusation of domestic violence – even if false – can have serious consequences for the person who has been accused.

Protect Yourself With The Help Of An Experienced Domestic Violence Attorney

We focus our many years of experience on helping our clients. Our reputation for dedication, efficiency and attention to detail sets us apart. We create a personal strategy for each client, representing them with integrity and resourcefulness. Our strong, collaborative team is committed to achieving results that protect your rights and well-being.

We work aggressively to defend and protect our clients and their rights in cases of domestic violence. Contact us online or call 720-773-5708 to schedule your free initial consultation.