We provide legal support in family law cases involving domestic violence.
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A restraining order (also known as a protection order) can provide legal protection for victims of domestic violence to protect individuals from further abuse or threats.
No matter what you’re going through, we’re here for you.
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Work with a Los Angeles domestic violence attorney who’s with you every step of the way.
At Atighechi Law Group, we understand that domestic violence cases are emotionally charged and require immediate legal intervention.
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The first step is reaching out for a confidential consultation. If you or your child are in immediate danger, we can discuss emergency legal protections, such as restraining orders or emergency custody orders.
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If you decide to move forward, we will begin gathering critical evidence to strengthen your case.
Establish a Plan and Take Action
Domestic violence cases often require long-term legal solutions beyond immediate protection orders. Once your safety is secured, we will ensure that your restraining orders and custody arrangements are enforced and upheld.
At Atighechi Law Group, we understand the unique challenges families face when domestic violence intersects with family law matters. Our Los Angeles attorneys provide trusted legal guidance in sensitive cases involving abuse:
If you’re dealing with an abusive situation and need to modify a custody or child support order, or pursue a restraining order, a Los Angeles family law attorney at our firm can help you take the next steps safely and confidently.
Domestic violence can affect divorce settlements by influencing spousal support, property division, and child custody decisions. Courts may deny spousal support to an abusive spouse and award a larger share of marital assets to the victim.
Yes, California courts prioritize the child’s safety. A parent with a history of domestic violence may lose custody or be restricted to supervised visitation.
If you are falsely accused, take the following steps:
There are several organizations in Los Angeles that provide assistance. For immediate help, call LA County’s Domestic Violence 24-hour Support Services at 1-800-978-3600.