What is considered domestic violence?

Domestic violence covers a broad range of behaviours within a family or domestic relationship. It includes physical harm, emotional or psychological abuse, threats, coercive control, stalking, sexual violence, and breaches of protection orders.

What are the potential consequences of a domestic violence conviction?

A conviction can lead to a criminal record, potential imprisonment, legally enforced protection orders, difficulties with child custody, damage to your reputation, and restrictions on certain types of employment.

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Our team of criminal defence lawyers handles a broad spectrum of cases, from domestic violence and drink driving charges to complex matters such as drug offences, fraud, theft, and assault.

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Legal issues can arise at any time, which is why our team is available around the clock to provide legal advice. We also offer a free initial consultation to discuss your case and your options moving forward.

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Led by a former police officer and senior prosecutor, our criminal law team has firsthand knowledge of how the justice system operates. This insight allows us to craft effective defence approaches for every client.

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With years of experience advocating for clients in court, we can handle most summary matters without the need for a barrister. This helps keep legal costs reasonable while maintaining strong legal representation.

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At Kells, we offer legal representation for domestic violence and coercive control cases. Our team carefully examines the evidence to identify any weaknesses that may be used to challenge the prosecution’s case. Whether working towards a reduced penalty or seeking to have charges dismissed, we are committed to working towards a resolution that serves your best interests.

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How Can Our Blacktown Domestic Violence Lawyers Help?

Being charged with a domestic violence offence can have far-reaching effects, from legal restrictions to potential job loss and lasting damage to your reputation. A conviction may also result in significant penalties that could imapct both your personal and professional life.

Our domestic violence lawyers in Blacktown represent individuals facing domestic violence allegations, including disputes over protection orders and alleged breaches.

Whether you need legal advice, courtroom representation, or assistance handling protective orders, we will review your case in detail and build a defence strategy based on the evidence and legal principles.

When your future is on the line, Kells is here to advocate for you.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is considered domestic violence?

Domestic violence covers a broad range of behaviours within a family or domestic relationship. It includes physical harm, emotional or psychological abuse, threats, coercive control, stalking, sexual violence, and breaches of protection orders.
What are the potential consequences of a domestic violence conviction?

A conviction can lead to a criminal record, potential imprisonment, legally enforced protection orders, difficulties with child custody, damage to your reputation, and restrictions on certain types of employment.

Can I fight the domestic violence charges against me?

Yes, you have the right to defend yourself against these allegations. Various legal defences may apply depending on your circumstances. Our domestic violence lawyers in Blacktown carefully assess police records, witness statements, and inconsistencies in the prosecution’s case to contest the charges.
Will I have to go to trial for my domestic violence case?

Not all domestic violence matters proceed to trial. In some cases, negotiating a plea agreement or seeking an alternative resolution may be possible. If a trial is necessary, our legal team will build a strong defence and advocate for you throughout the legal process.

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If you would like to discuss your domestic violence case with our criminal law team, please get in touch. We are available 24/7 to help you and offer a free initial consultation.

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