Helping to Protect You
Lives can be permanently changed by a domestic violence accusation. A conviction for a domestic violence charge can potentially lead to losing your ability to live at home, have contact with your loved ones, and end your right to possess a firearm. False allegations of domestic violence can irreparably damage your reputation. We know what is at stake in domestic violence cases, and have the experience to deal with these accusations effectively. If you are accused, charged or suspected of domestic violence, it is critical that you contact an attorney immediately. The attorneys at the Seattle law firm of Morris and Hart are here to help you protect yourself and defend your rights.
We know how important it is to respond assertively when our clients are charged with domestic violence accusations. We carefully review the allegations, the police reports, medical reports, crime photos, and 911 tapes. We scrutinize the discovery, analyze possible defenses and do everything we can to deliver the best results possible.
In domestic violence cases it is especially important that your attorney understand the many ways the prosecutor may try to bolster the charge through hearsay testimony of police officers, medical personnel, or 911 operators. At Morris and Hart, we know how to exclude inadmissible evidence, and how to make the State bring its witnesses to court.
What To Do if You Have Been Charged With Domestic Violence or Served With a Protection Order
If you have been charged, served with a protection order or placed under arrest, do not delay in contacting an experienced criminal defense lawyer. Waiting could be deferential to your case. Attorneys Daron Morris and Brent Hart will respond promptly when you call 206-801-5162 or send an e-mail.
