Bergen County Domestic Violence LawyersDomestic violence allegations are serious. A conviction for domestic violence creates a permanent criminal record that will appear on background checks for employment and housing. At Aretsky & Aretsky, in Bergen County, New Jersey, we have more than fifteen years of experience representing clients dealing with domestic violence allegations. Experienced Domestic Violence AttorneysOne of the most troubling aspects of domestic violence is the frequency of false claims. Every year thousand of men and women are accused of spousal abuse to gain the upper hand in divorce disputes. When claims of domestic violence are made temporary restraining orders (TRO) are almost always granted. Under the Prevention of Domestic Violence Act, any of the following criminal violations can be charged as domestic violence:
A hearing for a final restraining order must be held within ten days of a temporary restraining order being granted. It is important to have experienced legal representation at this hearing. If a final restraining order is granted, it is permanent. The consequences can include granting exclusive possession of the residence, granting temporary custody of children, punitive damages, providing medical coverage for the victim, and placing limitations on visitation with their children. We are committed to protecting the rights of people accused of domestic violence. In addition to our experience handling criminal defense matters, we have extensive experience handling a wide range of divorce and family law matters. Our broad experience in these areas of law positions us to deal with domestic violence claims effectively, as well as any family law issues. Contact our New Jersey Criminal Defense LawyersIf you have been accused of domestic violence, please contact Aretsky & Aretsky. We have offices located in Hackensack and Ridgewood, New Jersey and can be reached by phone, e-mail, or by filling out the in-take form on our Contact page. |


