To get the help you need, get in touch with our firm today. We are here to protect your life, family and future. Call our lawyers and staff at 405-364-8300 or use our contact form to schedule a no-obligation consultation.
Any violence or abuse between family members or loved ones should never be tolerated. If you have been the victim of domestic violence, it is important that you seek the help you need to protect yourself and your family.
At Talley, Turner, Stice & Bertman, our attorneys are knowledgeable advocates for all aspects of domestic violence law. Our entire firm works to preserve the rights of victims of abuse and those who are accused of domestic violence throughout Norman and the Oklahoma City metro area. Our firm’s experience in the family courts and in divorce proceedings means that we are well-versed in all aspects of family law and domestic violence cases.
When domestic violence occurs and law enforcement is called, someone is most likely going to be arrested and taken to jail. While this may seem like a good thing, as the aggressor is removed from the situation, it can often make things worse.
Domestic violence cases are increasingly visible in both the legal and local communities, with action being demanded on behalf of victims. Our firm is committed to helping victims protect themselves and take action against the accused whenever possible. We will:
Those accused of domestic violence are often facing an uphill battle. There is a stigma surrounding accusations. You are fighting not only to keep your family but to protect your freedom and reputation as well. Our firm provides guidance to individuals who have been accused of domestic violence, whether the allegations are accurate or false. Our attorneys will investigate the situation and determine the best way in which to move forward with the case.
Oklahoma law takes domestic violence very seriously, defining it as a pattern of abusive behavior used by one partner to gain or maintain control over another intimate partner or family member. This encompasses any act of physical harm, threat of physical harm or criminal act committed against a family member, household member or intimate partner. The law recognizes several forms of domestic abuse:
Understanding these legal definitions is crucial for both protecting your rights and knowing when to seek help from law enforcement or legal counsel.
Successfully proving domestic violence in Oklahoma courts requires comprehensive documentation and evidence collection. Here are the key types of evidence that carry significant weight in domestic violence cases:
Remember, the earlier you begin documenting incidents and collecting evidence, the stronger your case will be when presented to the court.
When domestic violence is involved in a divorce case, it fundamentally changes how the courts approach proceedings and final determinations. These impacts include:
Understanding these impacts is essential for both the victim and the accused, as they significantly influence the trajectory and outcome of divorce proceedings in Oklahoma courts.
To get the help you need, get in touch with our firm today. We are here to protect your life, family and future. Call our lawyers and staff at 405-364-8300 or use our contact form to schedule a no-obligation consultation.
