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Domestic Violence Attorney Murrieta
Domestic violence convictions can lead to serious, lasting penalties. Just being charged with domestic violence can negatively impact your reputation, relationships, and career. Due to the complex nature of these cases, you need a domestic violence lawyer with the experience, skills, and tenacity to provide the powerful defense you deserve.
At The Law Office of David E Grande, we create customized defense strategies for individuals facing domestic violence charges. We understand all that is at stake and will work tirelessly to ensure your rights are protected and your side of the story is told.
With so much at stake, you must act fast. Call (951) 221-4331 to speak to a domestic violence attorney about your case.
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Mr. Grande is the definition of a professional fighter. He did not settle for anything less than what my family needed, and the courts gave us our family back thanks to Mr. Grande. I have been reunited with my wife and kids, and his shrewd, relentless application to my case and addressing the courts showed by the results he produced. Very calm and poised in his presentation. Not flustered or an arrogant man, respectful to me and the courts as he communicated professionally and effectively to the courts despite any difficult judge or DA. Mr. Grande is a good lawyer and very affordable. I highly recommend his office.
At The Law Office of David E Grande, I provide dedicated criminal defense services in Riverside County and beyond. With a focus on securing favorable outcomes, I offer personalized representation to match each client's unique legal circumstances. Recognized as one of the Top 100 Trial Lawyers, I strive to navigate the criminal justice system with skill and commitment.
Why Choose Me:
Expertise in a wide range of criminal defense cases
Personalized strategies tailored to each client's needs
Recognized as a Top 100 Trial Lawyer since 2013
No-cost consultations to understand your legal options
Strong local relationships with judges and law enforcement
Extensive Local Experience
Proven success with local legal entities.
Free Initial Consultations
Understand your options at no cost to you.
Personalized Defense Strategies
Tailored tactics to fit your specific situation.
Top 100 Trial Lawyer
Renowned for excellence in criminal defense.
Meet The Law Office of David E Grande
At The Law Office of David E Grande, I am dedicated to providing strong legal defense for those facing criminal charges in California. Since 2002, I have specialized in defending against crimes such as DUI, drug offenses, and violent crimes, primarily in Riverside County. Recognized as one of the Top 100 Trial Lawyers, my practice is rooted in delivering personalized and strategic defense that caters to each client's unique circumstances. Clients choose me for my legal acumen, familiarity with local legal systems, and successful track record in securing favorable outcomes. I offer no-cost consultations to ensure you understand your legal options and my approach. Serving areas like Temecula, Murrieta, and Riverside, my commitment is to help you confidently navigate the criminal justice system.
Only the prosecutor has the authority to drop domestic violence charges, even if the alleged victim requests it. The decision to drop charges often depends on the evidence and circumstances of the case.
What is domestic violence?
Domestic violence refers to a pattern of behavior in any relationship used to gain or maintain power and control over an intimate partner. It can include physical, emotional, psychological, or economic abuse.
How can a lawyer help in a domestic violence case?
A lawyer can provide legal advice, develop a defense strategy, negotiate plea agreements, and protect the client's rights throughout the legal process. They work towards minimizing the impact of the charges on the client's life.
What should I do if falsely accused of domestic violence?
Seek legal counsel immediately to discuss your situation and gather evidence to support your defense. Avoid any contact with the accuser that could be interpreted as harassment or intimidation.
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