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Are You Automatically Arrested for Domestic Violence in CO?

In Colorado, law enforcement will automatically arrest someone if they have reason to believe accusations of domestic violence are true. That’s because the state has a statute for mandatory domestic violence arrests. This is meant to offer protection to victims of domestic violence.

How can this impact your case if you are accused of domestic violence in Colorado? Read on to learn all about mandatory arrest in cases of domestic violence and what you could face if convicted

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MN Domestic Assault: Does Turning Yourself In Make a Difference?

Published By: Chris Keyser

Category: Domestic Assault | Domestic Violence

Unfortunately, domestic violence is more pervasive than it should be. It touches the lives of people no matter their status.

In fact, recently, a professional football player for the Minnesota Vikings was arrested for domestic violence. After turning himself in, he faces third-degree felony family assault charges in Texas, where the violence took place.

Even though it happens far more than we’d like, law enforcement and the criminal justice system don’t sweep frequent domestic violence charges under the

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Why Do Some Minnesotans Make False Domestic Violence Claims?

Published By: Chris Keyser

Category: Domestic Abuse | Domestic Assault | Domestic Violence

Domestic violence is a serious issue, and the state of Minnesota understands that gravity. While the vast majority of domestic violence claims are true, a small minority are fabricated.

Dealing with a false accusation can be frightening. Make sure to have an experienced attorney on your side; it’s the first step to ensure the protection of your rights.

Here’s what you need to know about domestic violence in Minnesota, why someone would make a false claim, and

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MN Domestic Offenders: When Is It Too Late to Get Help?

Published By: Chris Keyser

Category: Domestic Abuse | Domestic Assault | Domestic Violence

If you’ve been charged with domestic abuse or violence in Minnesota, it’s crucial to get help as soon as you can.

There are plenty of resources for addressing abusive tendencies in this state, and it’s something you should do not only for yourself and your family but for the success of your court case too.

Here’s what you need to know about getting help, the laws and penalties of domestic abuse in Minnesota, and when it may be

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What Being Charged with Domestic Assault Means in Minnesota

Published By: Chris Keyser

Category: Domestic Assault | Domestic Violence | Family Violence

Domestic assault is a serious crime – and anyone that is charged with it in Minnesota can face some serious ramifications.

Over the weekend of August 3, 2020, Winona County reported three felony domestic assaults responded to by police. That can give you some clue as to how prevalent this issue is.

So what does it mean to be charged with domestic assault in Minnesota? What penalties could you face as a result? Read on to find

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Facing False Allegations of MN Domestic Violence? You’re Not Alone

Published By: Chris Keyser

Category: Domestic Assault | Domestic Violence

Domestic violence is a significant problem in Minnesota and other states. However, the way the system handles domestic violence has created a new problem: false allegations.

If you’re facing false allegations of domestic violence, you’re not alone. These allegations are often made to gain legal leverage, but can have devastating legal and civil consequences for the falsely accused.

Therefore, we’ve put together a guide covering why false allegations happen, the fallout you could face if accused, and what

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The Five Degrees of Domestic Assault in Minnesota

Published By: Chris Keyser

Category: Domestic Assault | Family Violence

Where domestic violence charges could previously be – and often were – prosecuted as fairly minor incidences, societal spotlighting on domestic assault and sweeping criminal justice reforms across the nation have changed the way these crimes are approached.

In our state, for instance, repeat assault offenders now face enhanced penalties depending on their previous crimes. This makes it more important than ever to fight back.

If you or someone you care about is facing domestic violence charges, and

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