Standing Up Against Domestic Violence Charges in Ohio and Kentucky
If you are arrested for a violent crime against anyone other than a friend or stranger, you could be facing domestic violence charges. If you live with the alleged victim, have a child together, are in a relationship or were in a relationship — even if the person is a child, parent or sibling — you could stand to lose many of your rights.
If you don't get an attorney immediately and there are children involved, Social Services will try to intervene. They may try to place your children in foster care. Social Services has been known to remove children from their parents based on nothing more than a neighbor's report of a loud argument.
Unless you fight it with the help of an experienced domestic violence defense lawyer, you will almost certainly have to deal with the automatic issuance of a protective order that prevents you from contacting the alleged victim. A protective order may also prevent you from entering your own home or having access to your belongings.
The consequences of a domestic violence conviction can be severe. You need help to fight for your rights and your freedoms. My name is Adam Boyd Bleile. I am a criminal defense attorney with more than 10 years of experience in domestic violence cases. I will fight hard — and smart — to protect you from a domestic violence charge in Ohio or northern Kentucky.
I handle a full range of domestic violence cases, from the alleged assault or battery of a spouse or child abuse to stalking and harassment. Contact my office in Cincinnati today for a free and completely confidential consultation.
