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The state of Utah takes domestic violence cases seriously. If convicted of domestic violence charges in SLC, consequences can include:
- Thousands of dollars in fines.
- Pre-trial protective and ex-parte orders.
- Damage to personal reputation.
- Multiple years of jail-time and/or probation.
- Strain on family relationships.
The outcome of a domestic violence case can affect parental and visitation rights, professional standing, and residence. Don't let one unfortunate incident ruin your future and your family. With the help of Branson West, an experienced SLC criminal defense attorney, you can build a solid defense for your case. Branson has defended the rights of hundreds of individuals facing domestic violence charges in SLC and he can defend your rights, too. As a professional, compassionate lawyer, Branson promises to believe in you and help you fight (and win) your case.
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Domestic Violence Defense in SLC
In the state of Utah, domestic violence is defined as acts of violent behavior committed by one "cohabitant" of a household against another. Cohabitant does not only refer to spouses -- this term also includes roommates, immediate family members, and non-married couples. For some, charges of domestic violence may come as a surprise. Most cases are often caused by misunderstandings between two individuals that can be peacefully resolved. Once police are involved, however, the case becomes more serious. Branson West is the lawyer that can help the judge understand your case in simple terms.
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Domestic Violence Charges in SLC
With so much at stake in a domestic violence case, it's important to have a solid defense. Branson West is here to help you. If you are searching for a domestic violence attorney in SLC, don't hesitate to contact Branson for a free consultation.