Domestic Violence

Skilled, Experienced Defense Against Connecticut Domestic Violence Charges

A criminal conviction can change everything. If you have been arrested for breach of peace, threatening, harassment, assault, stalking, strangulation or risk of injury to a minor in Connecticut, you have much more to worry about than your reputation. You must consider whether you will have the freedom to see your family and children, whether this arrest will affect your job, and whether it will lead to serious penalties like GPS monitoring imprisonment.

You may think it is impossible, but you can get your life back on track with the right Connecticut criminal defense team. You need a domestic violence defense lawyer who understands the complexities of the case against you and the nuances of your defense. You can find the help you need by contacting The Maddox Law Firm.

Working To Protect Your Rights And Freedoms Throughout The Process

A great criminal defense attorney can also be the difference between you being subject to a protective order, also referred to as a restraining order, or there being none. A judge can issue an order for up to five years if it is necessary to protect the victim.

Our lawyers provide risk assessment and recommendations for how to protect yourself from prosecution or from future charges. You can also learn how to help your family and children cope during this difficult period in their lives.

The Maddox Law Firm has the authority you need to reclaim yourself and your reputation with family, friends, and employers. You always have a right to a trial and to force the state to prove charges against you beyond a reasonable doubt. Proof beyond a reasonable doubt is not an easy concept and is widely misunderstood – even by lawyers. It is the threshold that the state or federal government must cross for a defendant to be found guilty.

Contact Us Today To Discuss Your Legal Options

We spearhead our clients’ efforts to change their lives. We look after our own with a relentless focus on results and your rights. Our most successful clients recognize that their life, relationships and families need to be protected and that they deserve a commanding defense no matter the allegation.

Reach out to our firm today to receive the understanding and protection you need and deserve. Contact us online or give us a call at (203) 822-6610.

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FAQ

What legal options are available for domestic violence victims?
Victims can seek protective orders, file a complaint with police, and engage legal services to pursue custody, divorce, and other protective measures.
How can I get help if I'm a victim of domestic violence?
Contact local law enforcement, reach out to a domestic violence hotline or shelter, or speak with a trusted friend, family member, or counselor. Contact our team for legal assistance and protective orders.
What are the legal consequences for someone charged with domestic violence?
Consequences can include jail time, fines, mandatory counseling, criminal protective orders, and a criminal record, which may impact employment and other areas of life.
Can I remain anonymous when reporting domestic violence?
Yes, in both Connecticut and New York, you can often remain anonymous when reporting domestic violence. Hotlines and certain authorities in both states allow for anonymous reporting, but specific procedures might vary slightly. Be sure to check with local resources or call a domestic violence hotline for more details on how to protect your privacy during the reporting process.

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Matthew Maddox

Matthew M. Maddox

Attorney & Founder

Jessica Kordas

Jessica A. Kordas

Attorney

Debra Ann West

Debra Ann M. West

Attorney

Carol Dreznick

Carol F. Dreznick

Attorney

Stephany Eastmond

Stephany Eastmond

Attorney

James Miron

James R. Miron

Managing Attorney