Domestic Violence
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Morris County DOMESTIC VIOLENCE Lawyer
Compassionate & Understanding Representation in New Jersey
Our lawyers have handled countless domestic violence matters. The fair and reasoned application of domestic violence laws can be a critical nuance of a divorce matter.
A finding of domestic violence can have far-reaching effects on matters such as:
Our attorneys at Riordan Family Law have successfully defended domestic violence matters that were brought primarily to seek an advantage in a related divorce matter. We believe that it is also important to defend against abuses of the Domestic Violence Act in order to preserve its integrity.
Contact our team at (973) 577-4118 if you have questions.
Our attorneys have successfully defended domestic violence matters that were brought primarily to seek an advantage in a related divorce matter. We believe that it is also important to defend against abuses of the Domestic Violence Act in order to preserve its integrity.
Family Law Attorneys for New Jersey Restraining Orders
Riordan Family Law has a long history of advocating for victims of abuse. Victims of domestic violence, who require the protection of a final restraining order, are well-advised to seek out competent, experienced counsel. The victim, or plaintiff, in a domestic violence matter has the burden to prove to the court, by a preponderance of the evidence, that the defendant has committed an act of domestic violence and that a final restraining order is appropriate. We have obtained final restraining orders for many clients over the years. We have also successfully defended against motions to dismiss restraining orders that were entered years before.
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It is also possible, in an appropriate case, to resolve a domestic violence matter, by entering into a consent order for civil restraints in a related matter. The seasoned attorneys at Riordan Family Law can guide you through this process and help you to determine if such an agreement is an adequate solution.
For more information, or to obtain a private consultation with a member of our team, contact our office at (973) 577-4118 now. Our Morris County attorneys are here for you.
