Skilled Michigan Domestic Violence Defense Attorneys
Domestic violence in Michigan
Being married, divorced, in a relationship, or in a family does not entitle anyone to hit, threaten, or abuse another or force another to be a victim of this behavior. Domestic violence crimes are most often against women but can also involve child abuse and neglect, spousal abuse, domestic-partner abuse, and elder abuse.
According to the Michigan State Police, there are more than 50,000 reported domestic violence cases a year. As a result, the courts are imposing harsh penalties on those convicted of domestic abuse or violence, even when the there is little evidence.
If charged, call a Michigan domestic violence lawyer
Michigan treats domestic abuse as a serious crime. According to Michigan domestic violence law, domestic abuse may occur between spouses, family members, or housemates. A first domestic abuse offense may be punishable by a $500 fine and up to 30 days in jail.
A domestic abuse charge can affect your employment, your family, and the rest of your life. Domestic violence defense attorneys in Michigan, Ribitwer & Sabbota, LLP provide aggressive criminal and family court defense to clients who are facing domestic violence arrest. Our goal is to have your charges dropped or reduced.
We recognize that every case is different and help you understand the domestic violence crime and provide a vigorous defense against it. We can inform you of what you should and should not say to law enforcement officers to avoid being misinterpreted or misunderstood. We will also advise you or your family or friends on the bail process in Michigan.
Our criminal defense attorneys in Michigan can assist you with a variety of charges, including:
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Experienced Michigan domestic violence defense in the Detroit area
If you or a family member faces charges of domestic violence or is under investigation for domestic violence, contact Ribitwer & Sabbota, LLP of Royal Oak, Michigan immediately. It is important not to make any statements without an attorney present.

