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Dedicated Defense Against Domestic Violence Allegations

A criminal charge for a serious domestic violence offense or domestic abuse offense often translates to the loss of rights that many of us take for granted.

When a person is accused of a domestic violence offense, courts almost always enter no contact orders, which usually means that the person charged loses access to his or her home. Persons convicted of domestic assault, harassment or a protection order violation can lose the right to own a firearm, child visitation privileges after a divorce and immigration status, increasing the risk of deportation.

With many years of experience in state and federal courts, our lawyers advocate for clients during negotiations with prosecutors and during trial before judges and juries. We work tirelessly to help you avoid unfair consequences like incarceration and a criminal record.

Our firm’s practice includes strong defense against charges such as:

  • Domestic assault Domestic abuse or assault charges can result in serious consequences. Amy will protect your rights and make an effective defense.
  • Protection order violations Lack of compliance with a protection order can carry criminal consequences. We will provide experienced counsel on how to resolve the situation.

Any Domestic Violence Accusation May Result In Arrest

Have you been accused of stalking or striking a family member, abusing a former spouse or your child, intimidating someone in your home or issuing threats of harm that led to a domestic violence complaint?

Because of mandatory arrest laws, if the police have probable cause that someone committed a domestic violence offense, the police must arrest the primary aggressor. If you have been arrested, our attorneys have the dedication, client focus, experience and track record to help you defend against these serious charges.

Quality Criminal Defense Counsel You Can Rely On

To discuss your issues in detail and in confidence during an initial consultation, contact the Muth Atwood, PLLC, in Seattle. Call 866-235-0030 or reach us by email.