Domestic Violence

Whether you have had a restraining order taken out against you or requested a restraining order from the California family court system, once implemented, the only way a restraining order can be modified or lifted is with the permission of a judge. You will need to provide strong evidence that there is good cause to modify or terminate a restraining order for…

The length of time a restraining order will last in California varies widely depending on the type of protective order that is in place. These court orders are designed to prevent or change a defendant’s conduct and protect the complainant. Generally, when the defendant violates the terms of a restraining order, they can be found in contempt of court and face several…

If you suffer harm from someone in your home or family, seeking out legal help through the use of a domestic violence restraining order may seem like a simple solution. Restraining orders are meant to provide protection, but they are only issued when there is a real threat. As your attorney, our team at Martin Family Law Group can help you to…

Domestic violence charges should always be taken seriously. Many people suffer each day from aggressive treatment that puts them in harm’s way. Many others are accused of crimes they did not commit. As your attorney, we aim to provide you with the information you need to know what your next step is. As a domestic violence attorney, our team at Martin Family Law…

Allegations of domestic abuse are taken seriously by Los Angeles County prosecutors. They will generally aggressively pursue a conviction for many types of charges related to domestic violence, and this can result in severe penalties upon conviction. Domestic violence-related offenses in California include child endangerment, criminal threats, elder abuse, corporal injury to a spouse, and domestic battery. Several of these cases are…

Sometimes, relationships take a turn for the worse, and a partner becomes violent. Corporal injury is the willful infliction of physical force that results in an injury to an intimate partner. If your partner has accused you of becoming violent, you may be facing serious criminal charges. If you are a victim of domestic violence, you may have the opportunity to take…