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Assault and domestic violence are often confused for one another. And many Pierce County residents believe domestic violence to be just a more serious type of assault. In fact, Domestic violence isn’t a criminal charge at all, instead it’s a certification that can be attached…
Domestic violence charges are taken very seriously in Washington State and the penalties are often severe. From steep fines to extensive sentences, domestic violence penalties can follow you for many years to come. This is why such charges should never be handled carelessly. If you…
A domestic violence offense in Washington State consists of a criminal act of aggression committed by one member of a family or household against another. Often, when a domestic violence offense is alleged, the judge will issue a no-contact order (NCO) that prohibits the accused…
The national statistics say 1 in 3 women and 1 in 4 men will experience violence from an intimate partner in their lifetime. The Washington Department of Health says 40,768 domestic violence offenses were reported in 2014, making it clear that domestic violence is a…