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Why it matters what happens to your DV case.
Why it matters what happens to your DV case.

Facing a criminal charge is a big deal. Being arrested is bad, but what happens after court can be much worse. An arrest means that you have been formally accused by the government of a crime. What happens in court is that you can be convicted and sentenced. Even if you ...

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  • Why it matters what happens to your DV case.

    Facing a criminal charge is a big deal. Being arrested is bad, but what happens after court can be much worse. An arrest means that you have been ...

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  • The bond court judge put a no contact order in place. Now what?

    Domestic Violence is a very common charge in South Carolina. Even if you are arrested for the lowest-level DV 3rd Degree (carries a maximum of only 90 ...

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  • Military and Domestic Violence

    Full time members of the Army, along with reservists and National Guardsman, can lose everything after being charged with domestic violence. Not only ...

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  • Immunity Motions in a DV Case

    A defendant in a South Carolina domestic violence case has a right to claim self-defense. Not only can they claim self-defense at trial, they also ...

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  • If You are Planning on Pleading Guilty, Do You Still Need a Lawyer?

    A lot of people feel like they need to just plead guilty. They may think that hiring a lawyer is too expensive, or that nothing can be done to help ...

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  • Operation Homefront Defense

    Spartanburg County is participating in a pilot program with the U.S. Attorney's Office in which some domestic violence cases are being prosecuted in ...

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