Domestic violence is considered to be abusive, violent, and forceful or threatening actions or words used by one family member against another or between cohabiting partners.
Located in Woodbury, Long Island, the domestic violence and criminal defense lawyers at the Law Offices of Anthony J. Colleluori provide clients throughout Manhattan, the Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens, and Long Island with aggressive, experienced representation and a quality defense against domestic violence charges, including obtaining or defending requests for restraining orders.
Often, when domestic violence occurs, you need more than just a family law attorney to handle your needs because the situation is complex, involving:
As experienced New York City and Long Island Criminal Defense and Domestic Violence Attorneys, Anthony J. Colleluori and his associates fight to protect your interests, 24 hours a day, seven days a week, throughout New York.
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"There is only one word I have to describe Anthony J. Colleluroi: unbelievable. I have been using Anthony, and he has helped in Family Court with paternity, custody, and child support issues...He has a great habit of consoling, not just counseling, and he makes you feel that it is not all your fault [and] it is not on you."
Your Long Island Domestic Violence or Family Law case has various legal aspects that all need to be addressed. At the Law Offices of Anthony J. Colleluori, our lawyers have the broad skills to address all related legal matters involved in a domestic violence case by bundling them into one case.
Why do we recommend having one lawyer represent you in both criminal and divorce matters?
One case simplifies the legal process — reduces legal costs, time, and stress for everyone involved. To treat each matter as a separate legal case (criminal case for assault and battery, civil case for restraining order, civil case to compensate damages, divorce case to dissolve the marriage) means multiple court dates, different judges, and possible contradictory results, all of which create confusion and further strain relationships.
By consolidating the cases, you will have one hearing. You will be able to see how the whole case is shaping up, rather than weighing the progress of multiple cases. One case not only reduces the negative impact on you and your spouse but also makes the process easier on your children.
Divorce is the most litigated issue in family law, with thousands of divorces filed in New York every year. Emotionally devastating for most people, divorce addresses many sensitive issues involving children and property.
Because decisions made during a divorce will affect you and your family for years after it is final, you will need a divorce lawyer who has compassion for your situation and who will work closely with you to make the right choices. The New York City and Long Island Family Law Attorneys at the Law Offices of Anthony J. Colleluori do an excellent job of helping clients with their family law issues, which could include:
For additional information about domestic violence and family law or to discuss your divorce or domestic violence charges (including restraining orders) with an experienced trial lawyer, please call us at (516) 741-3400 or fill out our intake form. We are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
We can communicate with our clients in Mandarin Chinese, Italian, Farsi, Creole, French, Spanish, and Tagalog.
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