Domestic Violence

Domestic violence allegations are taken very seriously in the Georgia criminal justice system. These cases may involve spouses, dating partners, former partners, family members, people who share children, or people living in the same household. An accusation can affect where you live, who you may contact, and how your family moves forward.

Domestic violence allegations can lead to arrest, bond restrictions, no-contact orders, protective orders, loss of firearm rights, probation, counseling requirements, and consequences in related family-law matters. Even before a case is resolved, the accusation can affect child custody, employment, housing, and reputation.

What Can Happen in a Domestic Violence Case

These cases often involve 911 calls, body-camera footage, photographs, medical records, text messages, witness statements, and different versions of what happened. In some situations, the complaining witness may not want to move forward, but the State may still choose to prosecute the case.

CAM LAW helps clients understand the charge, the bond conditions, the court process, and the evidence that may be used by the State. The firm works to protect the client's rights while also helping the client avoid mistakes that could violate bond or create new legal problems.

Because domestic violence allegations can affect both criminal and family matters, obtaining competent representation is of the utmost importance.

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