No-Contact Bond Conditions in Domestic Violence Cases
In domestic violence cases, bond conditions often prohibit the alleged aggressor from contacting the victim. Violating these bond conditions may result in jail time. Learn more.
In domestic violence cases, bond conditions often prohibit the alleged aggressor from contacting the victim. Violating these bond conditions may result in jail time. Learn more.
Don’t make the mistake of locking out your spouse in Virginia! Doing so could break the law, as explained by attorney Jessica Leischner. Discover the legal implications of locking out your spouse and the alternatives you can pursue in this informative article.
The recently passed “red flag” law is a gun control measure that gives police and courts the ability to remove guns and firearms from individuals that they determine to pose a substantial risk to themselves or others. Learn more.
Partners explain what the Shall Arrest statute is and how it impacts domestic violence cases.
In high-conflict family law cases, the stakes are high on all sides. Attorney Jessica Leischner explains, “high-conflict family law cases typically