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IndianaDomestic Violence Lawyers in Johnson County, Indiana

While assault, battery and threats of violence are already illegal in Johnson County, Indiana, the penalties and collateral consequences are more serious when the crime occurs between two people related by blood or marriage or who were previously in a romantic relationship.


The designation of a domestic relationship is usually defined to include a boyfriend and girlfriend, a husband and wife, gay or lesbian couples, a mother and father who have a child in common, or family members closely related by blood or marriage (particularly parents, children and siblings).


Many domestic violence cases also involve filing for a petition for protection (often called a "restraining order" or "injunction") against domestic violence.


Criminal charges can follow an allegation of a violation of an injunction for domestic violence. Related charges include stalking, cyberstalking and harassment.

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Kelly Noel Pyle

Kelly Noel Pyle
Baldwin Perry & Kamish, P.C.
150 N. Main St.
Franklin, IN 46131
Licensed for 14 years, Kelly Noel Pyle is a Criminal Defense lawyer who attended Robert H. McKinney School of Law - Indiana University... read more >

Maxwell Bryant Wiley

Maxwell Bryant Wiley
Baldwin, Perry, and Wiley P.C.
150 N. Main St.
Franklin, IN 46131
Licensed for 17 years, Maxwell Bryant Wiley is a Criminal Defense lawyer who attended Robert H. McKinney School of Law - Indiana University... read more >

Kathie Ann Perry

Kathie Ann Perry
Baldwin Perry & Kamish, P.C.
150 N Main St
Franklin, IN 46131-1721
Licensed for 24 years, Kathie Ann Perry is a Criminal Defense lawyer who attended Indiana University Maurer School of Law... read more >
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