The Traylor Law Firm has handled Assault Family Violence cases since 1995. Assault Family Violence cases are handled differently in most Texas cities and counties than they were in past years. There are exceptions to this, and it’s important to have a lawyer who knows where the exceptions are. But for the most part, gone are the days when a victim could walk in and drop charges. State and city prosecutors will usually seek a plea bargain even with a reluctant complaining witness. You need a lawyer with experience to get the best result. Because we want the very best result, we’ll take time to listen to you. We’ll tailor our handling of your case to your specific situation. We’ll work on your case together.

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What is the definition of family violence in Texas?

The law in Texas defines family violence by the act and who commits the act. An experienced Assault/Family Violence Lawyer can help you. The following are all considered family violence:

  • When a family or household member commits an act that results in or threatens bodily injury, physical harm, assault, or sexual assault
  • When a family or household member abuses a child
  • When two parties are romantically involved and one party acts against the other threatening or causing physical harm or bodily injury

Family and household members are defined as the following:

  • Current or ex-spouse
  • Parents of same child
  • Foster parent and child
  • Relatives by blood, adoption, or marriage
  • Current or former co-residents
  • Current or former romantic partners

If you have been accused of or charged with a family violence crime, the first thing you should do is contact a Domestic Violence Lawyer from Traylor Law Firm to help mitigate your consequences. If you live in or near Dallas, TX, call 214-382-0900 for a consultation.

Common family violence crimes include the following:

  • Domestic assault
  • Aggravated domestic assault
  • Violation of protective orders
  • Continuous violence against family
  • Stalking
  • Kidnapping
  • Unlawful restraint
  • Homicide

Consulting with an experienced Assault/Family Violence Lawyer will help you further understand the Assault Law.

The Traylor Law Firm handles Assault Family Violence cases and most other felonies and misdemeanors as well. We also help with missed court dates and probation cases.

Warrants? Often Assault Family Violence cases are filed even if you’ve already left the scene. This is called filing the case “at large.” Police officers called to the scene will gather information on you to file a case. In some cases they mail notice of the filing to your address. In other cases, a case gets filed, a warrant gets issued, and you never know you’ve been charged until the day you get arrested. If you think the police may have been called on you for an Assault Family Violence case, call us. We can see if a case was filed “at large” against you. We want to keep you out of jail.

Court date? Call us. For Assault Family Violence cases, it’s best to get help right away. And we may be able to go to court for you. As much as possible, we don’t want you missing work.

Probation trouble? Call us. These cases often aren’t as bad as they seem. It’s almost always better to fix them now. There’s usually something we can do. We’ll work with the court to get your case discharged or get you back on good terms.

Someone in jail? Call us. We want them out. If the bond’s too high, we’ll try to lower it. Or, we can help while they’re still in jail. We do face to face jail visits. We want our clients to know what’s going on with their cases. We want them to feel good about having us.

Call your Dallas Criminal Defense Lawyer today at 214-382-0900.

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