Ventura Domestic Violence Lawyer

Get an Experienced Defense Attorney on Your Side

In California, domestic violence can be charged for infringing a variety of laws. If you commit crimes of child abuse, domestic battery, or injuring a spouse or cohabitant, you are susceptible to a domestic violence charge. If you were recently arrested for a domestic violence felony, you may be facing serious penalties, including:

• Minimum of three years’ probation
• Minimum court fine of $300 plus penalties and assessments
• 52 batterers program classes from a court-approved program
• Anger management, substance abuse, or parenting classes
• Community service
• Loss of child custody or contact with family through protective orders

The results of domestic violence charges are harsh and long lasting. Our attorneys will fight to prove your innocence in the matter.

Call Wilfert Law P.C. for immediate assistance from a professional domestic violence defense attorney in Ventura: (805) 324-6777.

What Constitutes Domestic Violence?

Domestic violence may be charged if assault, battery, or any other violent crime is committed toward a family member, domestic partner, or cohabitant. Penalties and charges largely depend on the circumstances, the relationship, the location of arrest, and many other factors.

Proving Innocence Under California Domestic Violence Laws

Under California law, it is illegal to use physical force or threaten harm against a domestic partner. Many innocent individuals are accused of domestic violence in California based on a false allegation or after acting in self-defense.

People may make false allegations because of jealousy, anger, or to get the upper hand in a custody dispute. Whatever the circumstances, our team can prepare a defense to make the truth known. We know what details to evaluate and can thoroughly investigate your case to prevent a wrongful conviction.

How Can A Domestic Violence Case Be Dropped?

In a criminal domestic violence case, the alleged victim, referred to as the petitioner in the civil action, is not a party to the action. Rather, the prosecutor files the charge and brings the case against the offender or the defendant in the criminal case. In conclusion, if an alleged victim chooses to drop the domestic violence charges against someone, they could still face criminal prosecution.

Do not get convicted for crimes you did not commit. Contact Wilfert Law P.C. to clear your name and prove your innocence.

Free Consultation from a Legal Team with a History of Success in Domestic Violence Cases

Our team knows what you are experiencing because we have handled other similar cases in the past. With the high level of emotional frustrations, your case will require a compassionate and aggressive team. Our head attorney can fight passionately for a dismissal of your charge. If you are arrested for domestic violence, you still have a strong chance of avoiding a conviction.

We can fight to get your charges reduced or dismissed. By securing the legal assistance of our domestic violence defense attorneys, you can gain a better chance of obtaining a favorable case result.

When you contact our attorneys, you can rest assured that you have professional and knowledgeable representation fighting on your behalf. Our team’s skills are unparalleled:

• We have successfully handled numerous domestic violence and violent crime cases
• Our team is comprised of former law enforcement professionals and prosecutors, and can therefore offer an insider’s perspective on the criminal justice system and police procedure
• We have been delivering positive outcomes to our clients for over a decade

Our team has successfully closed countless cases but continues to approach each case like it is our only. We will apply the personalized attention and care your case needs to achieve your desired outcome.

Call us to receive a free case review and begin the fight for your freedom: (805) 324-6777.