Gainesville Domestic Violence Lawyer
Leverage 40+ Years of Experience for Your Defense. Call (352) 356-4999 Now.
Domestic battery, also referred to as domestic violence or domestic abuse, is a serious charge in Florida. At Barbarette & Quirk, you will find an experienced Gainesville domestic battery lawyer who can help you overcome these charges.
Why Choose Our Gainesville Firm for Your Domestic Violence Defense?
- Every case handled with utmost discretion and confidentiality
- Non-judgmental lawyers who focus on solutions – not problems
- Results-oriented legal counsel and defense strategies
- Offering 24/7 availability and one-on-one consultations
Our Gainesville attorneys are well-known in the local community. We are highly respected by local prosecutors and judges – and we use our reputation to make sure your voice and side of the story is heard in a court of law. We have extensive trial experience and can help you understand what to expect as you face the criminal justice system.
Your future and reputation may be on the line. Let us help protect your rights. Call (352) 356-4999 today and request a consultation to discuss your case.
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What Sets Us Apart From The Rest?
Barbarette & Quirk is here to help you get the results you need with a team you can trust.
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Available to help you around-the-clock
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All cases handled with care and respect
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Respected by judges and prosecutors alike
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Determine your goals then meet your needs
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Prompt and accurate case assessments
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Collaborative team devoted to your success
What are the Penalties for Domestic Violence?
The state of Florida takes domestic violence charges very seriously and if convicted you could face harsh penalties. Penalties for a misdemeanor domestic violence conviction include:
- One year in jail.
- $1,000 fine.
- 26 to 29 weeks of domestic violence intervention program.
- Loss of gun permits.
- Loss of access to the home.
Penalties for a felony domestic violence conviction include:
- Five years in prison.
- $5,000 fine.
- Loss of gun permits.
- Loss of access to the home.
Defense Against Restraining Orders in Florida
A restraining order, technically called an injunction, bars you from having any contact with the alleged victim of domestic abuse. If the victim is a wife or a live-in significant other, you may be ordered to stay out of the home and away from the children. We can educate you about your options for responding to and defending against restraining orders.
Call a Gainesville Domestic Violence Lawyer for More Information.
If you have been charged with domestic battery, there is no time to waste. We have more than 40 years of combined experience sorting through these complex issues to make certain that you get justice. We offer a free case consultation and affordable fees.
Call our Gainesville domestic battery defense lawyers at (352) 356-4999 to retain our firm on your behalf.
