If you're arrested for domestic battery or aggravated domestic battery, the best thing you can do is wait out the storm and call your attorney - but in the meantime, you absolutely have to avoid making [...]
If you've been accused of domestic battery or aggravated domestic battery, you'll probably want to talk to a domestic violence defense lawyer in Chicago as soon as possible - but how much should you tell him, [...]
If you’re accused of domestic battery in Chicago, you may be arrested and taken to court, where a judge will read your charges and ask you whether you want to plead innocent or guilty. But [...]
When your spouse or significant other accuses you of domestic battery or aggravated domestic battery but you never did anything wrong, it’s scary – you know you could end up in jail for a crime you [...]
If someone has gotten a domestic violence order of protection against you, you may want to talk to an attorney – an order of protection can seriously limit the things you’re allowed to do, as well [...]
Unfortunately, it's fairly common for one spouse to accuse the other of domestic battery or aggravated domestic battery. Sometimes this happens in the course of a divorce or custody battle, or it can happen when one [...]
If you’re like most people accused of domestic battery or aggravated domestic battery, you know that you could use a lawyer’s help. Anyone who’s accused of committing a crime in the U.S. has the right to [...]
Attorney Matt Fakhoury, criminal defense attorney and former Cook County prosecutor, discusses the Jussie Smollett case with CNN's Brooke Baldwin on March 28, 2019.
If you're like most people accused of domestic battery or aggravated domestic battery, you know you want a skilled, knowledgeable attorney in your corner. Working with the best Chicago domestic battery defense lawyer you can find [...]
If someone accuses you of domestic battery or aggravated domestic battery, the court may issue an order of protection against you - and an order of protection stops you from doing certain things. Orders of protection [...]
