Domestic violence charges can be complicated. When the people you love and share a home with accuse you of violence, it can be an emotional situation. It can often be challenging to recall the circumstances surrounding the situation. It might be even more challenging...
Can someone’s order for protection limit my ability to go to work?
Finding out someone has filed an order or protection against you can be upsetting. Not only has the alleged conflict escalated far beyond what you thought, dealing with an order for protection can have a significant impact on your life. This is what you should know...
Domestic violence laws in the state of Illinois
In Illinois, domestic violence is a serious offense. The state has a legal right to prosecute Illinois residents who commit acts of domestic violence. Illinois has both criminal domestic violence regulations and laws pertaining to civil domestic violence. An act of...
Defense strategies when accused of domestic abuse
Domestic disputes occupy police departments on an almost daily basis in Illinois. Although many of these incidents represent legitimate criminal cases, situations arise when people must defend themselves from criminal allegations of domestic violence. The law places...
A clearer understanding of domestic violence
When Illinois residents hear the term domestic violence, they like may envision a situation where one partner is physically abusing or hurting the victim. The truth is that domestic violence takes on a number of forms. Physical harm is one aspect of domestic violence....
