If you’ve been convicted of domestic battery in the past, you could face harsher penalties if you’re convicted of it a second (or subsequent) time. Here’s what you need to know about second offense domestic battery [...]
Families fight – it happens. But in the state of Illinois, you can be charged with domestic battery for getting into a physical altercation with your family members (even your brother). This guide explains. I Got [...]
In the state of Illinois, domestic battery is a crime – and if you’re found guilty of it, you can go to jail. But does hitting your girlfriend count? Here’s what you need to know. Can [...]
If you’re like many people, you know that the police will question you if you’re accused of domestic battery – but what will they ask, what should you say, and what happens if you don’t answer? [...]
The state of Illinois has plenty of laws on the books about hitting and harming other people – but can you go to jail for hitting your stepkids? This guide explains. Can You Go to Jail [...]
In the state of Illinois, domestic battery is a crime – and it’s one that could land you in jail. But can you be charged with something as serious as domestic battery if you slap your [...]
If you’re like many people facing domestic battery charges in Illinois, you know you want to work with a defense attorney – but you may not know where to begin. The first thing to do is [...]
If someone takes out an order of protection against you, you may receive a notification that your Firearm Owners Identification, or FOID, card is being suspended. So what does that mean in the long run? Here’s [...]
Is pushing your wife domestic battery in Illinois? The short answer: Yes. Here's what you need to know. Is pushing your wife domestic battery in Illinois? The short answer: Yes. Here's what you need to know. Is [...]
What are the penalties for domestic battery charges in Illinois? If you're facing a domestic battery charge, you're probably wondering the same thing - and this guide explains. Penalties for Domestic Battery Charges in Illinois The [...]
