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A domestic violence accusation can turn your life upside down, threatening your record, your job, your freedom, and your entire future. Even if the incident was a misunderstanding or false claim, the consequences can be swift and severe.
At Kurtz & Blum, our Raleigh criminal defense attorneys have decades of experience dealing with domestic violence cases in Wake County and nearby communities. We know how local prosecutors pursue these cases — and how to build a strong, strategic defense from the very beginning.
Domestic violence cases move fast, and so do prosecutors. Our Raleigh criminal defense attorneys have extensive experience in North Carolina criminal courts and know how to respond quickly, strategically, and effectively when your freedom, record, and rights are on the line.
We’ve defended clients in hundreds of domestic violence matters, from misdemeanors to serious felony accusations.
We tailor your defense based on the specific facts, the available evidence, and how prosecutors are likely to build their case.
We know how to handle cases that involve repeat accusations, serious injury allegations, and the risk of long-term penalties.
From day one, we’ll help you understand what you’re facing, what your options are, and how to move forward.
We have years of experience practicing in Raleigh and the surrounding areas, with deep insight into how these cases are prosecuted locally.
We’re here to protect your rights, challenge the allegations, and help you move forward with a strong defense.
Domestic violence allegations can result in serious criminal consequences, even when the facts are unclear or the accusations are exaggerated. At Kurtz & Blum, our Raleigh criminal defense attorneys represent clients facing a wide range of domestic violence-related offenses in Wake County and surrounding areas.
We regularly defend clients accused of:
A felony offense with a maximum sentence of 39 months in prison.
Carries a maximum sentence of 150 days in jail.
A common charge with a maximum sentence of 60 days in jail.
Applies to certain offenses involving a domestic relationship and can carry up to 150 days in jail.
Carries a maximum sentence of 120 days in jail.
Both carry a maximum sentence of 60 days.
Carries a maximum sentence of 120 days in jail.
A serious offense with a maximum sentence of 150 days and potential long-term consequences.
Carries a maximum sentence of 150 days, even for a first violation.
These cases often trigger additional legal consequences, like loss of gun rights, restrictive protective orders, and repeat allegation penalties.
If you’re facing any of these accusations, the best time to build your defense is now, not later. Our team knows what’s at stake and how to protect your rights at every stage of the process.
Being accused of domestic violence can be overwhelming, especially when emotions are high and legal action happens fast. Our Raleigh criminal defense attorneys act quickly to assess the situation, protect your rights, and start building a strategic defense. Here’s what to expect when you work with our team:
We begin by listening to you and explaining what to expect based on the facts of your case.
Our attorneys review police reports, gather evidence, and identify potential weak points in the prosecution’s case.
No two cases are alike. Depending on the circumstances, we focus on specific details that matter the most for your defense.
We negotiate assertively with prosecutors and advocate for you in court to reduce penalties or seek a dismissal.
Throughout the process, we offer honest guidance, clear communication, and experienced representation at every stage.
Domestic violence cases are handled differently in every county, from courtroom procedures to prosecutor strategies and pretrial release conditions. At Kurtz & Blum, our criminal defense attorneys understand how judges and prosecutors handle these cases, and how to prepare for what’s ahead.
While we primarily serve Wake County, we also represent clients in domestic violence matters across nearby jurisdictions, including:
Our knowledge about these court systems allows us to tailor defense strategies that reflect local expectations and give you
the best possible chance at a strong outcome.
When you’re facing domestic violence allegations, you need trusted legal advocates on your side. Our domestic violence defense attorneys bring strategic focus, courtroom experience, and a deep understanding of how these cases are prosecuted in Wake County and surrounding areas.
Attorneys Handling Domestic Violence Defense:
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