Domestic violence accusations can impact both criminal proceedings and family court matters. We represent individuals facing domestic violence-related criminal allegations while protecting their rights and future opportunities.
Domestic violence arrests may involve criminal charges, protective orders, and court appearances. Immediate legal representation is important to help protect your rights throughout the process.
Domestic violence allegations and restraining order proceedings can have serious personal and legal consequences. Naro Law represents clients involved in protective order matters and family court domestic violence disputes throughout New Hampshire.
New Hampshire law defines domestic violence broadly under RSA Chapter 173-B. Charges can arise from allegations involving family members, household members, intimate partners, or individuals in dating relationships.
The consequences of a domestic violence conviction can include jail time, fines, mandatory counseling, loss of firearm rights, and long-term impacts on employment, housing, and child custody.
Every domestic violence case is unique. Naro Law works closely with clients to develop personalized defense strategies that protect their rights and future.
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Child custody and visitation rights are often among the most contentious issues decided in a divorce, and can involve additional, sometimes acrimonious, considerations when the parents have never been married. On the other hand, Concord’s laws provide a detailed roadmap for how parents can advocate for their parental rights and responsibilities.
An experienced Concord, NH child custody lawyer can often act as a guide along the way, assisting concerned parents through the stages of their child custody journey. Contact Naro Law PLLC today to learn more in a personalized consultation.
Domestic violence arrests may involve criminal charges, protective orders, and court appearances. Immediate legal representation is important to help protect your rights throughout the process.
Yes. You have the right to a full hearing to contest a protective order. An experienced attorney can help you prepare and present your defense at the hearing.
In New Hampshire, the state prosecutes domestic violence cases, not the victim. Even if the alleged victim requests dismissal, the state may continue the prosecution. However, their cooperation or lack thereof can impact the case.
Expungement may be possible depending on the outcome of your case and the specific charges. Not all domestic violence convictions are eligible for expungement. An attorney can advise you on your options.
