Domestic Violence Lawyer West Palm Beach

Dedicated Legal Defense for Our Clients

Domestic violence charges are serious, and they require a serious defense strategy. Often, accusations arise because of a misunderstanding, miscommunication, or misinterpretation of events. No one knows the truth of a situation except for the people involved, and even then, stories can differ. If you’ve been accused of domestic battery, you need a West Palm Beach domestic violence lawyer on your side who understands that things are not always what they appear. You need someone you can trust to have your best interest at heart.

Attorney Greg Rosenfeld can provide the legal representation you need. He has tried 50+ cases and has received positive reviews from past clients. He knows what it takes to get results and has obtained several case victories. Let him take on the court system and navigate the legal process for you. When you retain the services of the Law Offices of Greg Rosenfeld, P.A., you can be confident that your case will be in capable hands.

Discuss your legal options with our West Palm Beach domestic violence lawyer by calling (561) 902-1122 or submitting an online contact form today. Your initial consultation is free.

What Is Considered Domestic Violence in Florida?

In Florida, domestic violence crimes are those committed against a family or household member. This includes current and former spouses, people related by marriage or blood, people who have previously or are currently residing together as a family, and people who have a child in common.

Examples of crimes constituting domestic violence include:

• Assault or aggravated assault
• Battery, felony battery, or aggravated battery
• Sexual assault or sexual battery
• Stalking or aggravated stalking
• False imprisonment
• Kidnapping

What Is Domestic Battery in Florida? 

Domestic violence battery is a misdemeanor battery (“simple battery”) committed against a family or household member. In other words, domestic battery occurs when a person (1) actually and intentionally touches or strikes a family or household member against their will, or (2) intentionally causes bodily harm to a family or household member. It is the most common crime of domestic violence in Florida.