Denver Domestic Abuse Lawyers
It does not matter what happened, who called the police or how much of a "big misunderstanding" it really was. If someone called 911 about a domestic violence situation, someone is going to be arrested. And once an arrest has taken place, there is nothing that you, your spouse, your significant other or any family member can do. Only the district attorney is in control of what happens next.
Remember, domestic violence does not include just the actual assault or abuse of a family member. If you accidentally broke or damaged your partner's property or made a verbal threat during a fight with a family member, you can still be charged with domestic violence under the law. You can also be charged with domestic abuse even if you no longer live with your accuser.
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Shazam Kianpour & Associates, P.C., represents clients in the Denver area and throughout Colorado's Front Range. Our Denver domestic violence defense lawyers defend clients against domestic violence-related charges such as:
- Third-degree assault/simple assault
- Child abuse and child endangerment
- Menacing/threats
- Stalking/harassment/criminal trespass
- Restraining order violations
In today's social and political climate, the courts take domestic violence charges very seriously. In fact, even if an alleged victim recants or denies the original version of events given to the police, prosecutors can, and often do, charge the alleged offender anyway. Prosecutors are even allowed to introduce prior "alleged acts" to gain a conviction. These acts don't even have to be against the same domestic partner!
As your criminal defense lawyer, Shazam Kianpour will look at every possible defense available to you and aggressively fight for your rights at every stage of the case. He will help you challenge the accusation and resulting consequences, such as a restraining order. He works to show that you are not a danger, but that the accusation was false or that it was a simple argument that went a little too far. You can rest assured that no effort will be spared in trying to help you avoid the stigma and consequences that a domestic violence conviction on your record can have.
The Beginning of the Solution
If you have been arrested and charged with domestic violence after a family argument and would like to talk about the situation with an experienced Colorado criminal defense lawyer, call the firm's 24-hour telephone number or contact an attorney by e-mail to schedule an initial consultation.


