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​​Domestic Violence Injunctions (Restraining Orders)

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In addition to criminal charges, you may be facing a domestic violence injunction.

An injunction can:​

 

• Prohibit contact with the alleged victim

• Require you to leave your home

• Affect custody and visitation

• Restrict firearm possession

We represent clients in both the criminal case and injunction proceedings.

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Why Hiring a Domestic Violence Attorney Matters

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Domestic violence cases move quickly and carry serious consequences.

Our firm focuses on:​

 

• Early intervention to protect your rights

• Challenging weak or unsupported allegations

• Seeking dismissal or reduction of charges

• Preparing every case for trial when necessary

We understand the stakes and act quickly to protect you.

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Domestic Violence FAQs

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Can the alleged victim drop the charges?

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No. The State Attorney’s Office decides whether to prosecute, even if the alleged victim does not want to proceed. However, our firm takes every step to get the case dismissed or resolved quickly.​

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Will I go to jail?

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Not always. Outcomes depend on the facts, your history, and the strength of the evidence. That being said, Mr. Greenwald has over 20 years of obtaining successful outcomes for his clients.

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Can this charge be removed from my record?

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A conviction for domestic violence cannot be sealed or expunged in Florida. This is why it's so important to hire a private attorney early in the process to try to get the case dismissed.

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Speak With a Domestic Violence Defense Lawyer Today

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If you are facing a domestic violence charge, do not wait. Early action can make a significant difference.

Call now for a consultation or fill out our contact form to get started.