Domestic Assault and Battery
Domestic Assaults
Payment Plans Available | Over 20 Years' Experience | Locally Owned
Payment Plans Available
Over 20 Years' Experience
Locally Owned
Get Aggressive Criminal Defense for Your Assault Case
The skilled team at Baillie Law Firm has over 20 years of experience in dealing with charges relating to domestic violence and battery. If your neighbor calls 911 because there is a commotion in your home, even if no physical abuse has taken place, the police will come to make an arrest.
Whether you're the victim or the accused, police sometimes can get it wrong. There are cases where the man will ‘volunteer’ to get arrested so that his wife can stay at home with children. Alleged victims in domestic violence cases don't always drop the charges because they face a lot of pressure from the district attorney’s office to testify.
In some charges of domestic violence, a former partner tries to gain leverage in divorce proceedings or a child custody matter. This can be hard to prove considering the state laws. You don't have to worry! Just hire us and we'll protect your reputation and your interests. Call
us today for an appointment!
Defense for Other Violent Offenses
In Oklahoma, any criminal act that involves the use of physical force, weapons, or the verbal threat of violence is considered a violent crime. Due to the risk of violence, these types of crimes are aggressively prosecuted by law enforcement officials and district attorneys.
Once convicted, you could face severe penalties, such as lengthy prison sentences, fines, probation, community service, classes, and restitution to the victim.
If you have a prior violent history or caused the other person bodily harm or used a weapon, the charges can get harsher. Your charge will directly damage your reputation and spoil future opportunities.
Hire a strong defense attorney if you face these life-altering consequences. You'll receive aggressive legal representation on your behalf. Put our proven track record, experience, and skill to use in your violent crime case.
For a vast majority of criminal activity, if it is not a violent offense, we can keep it off of your permanent court record. You have to show up to court and meet the requirements of your probation. A deferred sentence is very likely and we can keep that off of your record. Call
us today to find out how we can get you out of trouble.
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