Corporal Injury to a Spouse or Cohabitant
Corporal injury to a spouse or cohabitant involves willfully causing a physical injury that results in a traumatic condition. These cases often focus on the relationship between the parties, the nature of the alleged injury, and whether the conduct was intentional, accidental, or defensive.
Domestic Battery
Domestic battery refers to the willful and unlawful use of force or violence against a spouse, cohabitant, dating partner, former partner, fiancé, or co-parent. These cases may depend on witness accounts, messages, photos, medical records, and whether the alleged contact was harmful or offensive.
Domestic Violence
Domestic violence cases can arise from disputes between spouses, partners, cohabitants, former partners, or family members. These matters often turn on the evidence, the history between the parties, and whether the accusation is supported by the facts.
Elder Abuse
Elder abuse claims may concern physical harm, mental suffering, neglect, or financial misconduct involving an elder or dependent adult. These matters often require close review of caregiving responsibilities, family dynamics, medical issues, and the circumstances surrounding the accusation.
Elder Financial Abuse
Financial elder abuse may include claims of theft, embezzlement, forgery, fraud, identity theft, or misuse of an elder’s money or property. These cases often depend on intent, authorization, financial records, and the relationship between the accused person and the alleged victim.
Restraining Orders
Restraining orders are court orders that limit contact, communication, distance, or conduct between people. These cases may arise from claims of harassment, abuse, stalking, threats, property damage, or domestic conflict.