Domestic Violence and Protective Orders
Representing El Paso Individuals on Both Sides of Domestic Violence Matters Since 1988
When you are accused of domestic violence, you face the possibility of serious legal consequences. A domestic violence conviction can result in:
- Prison time ranging from two to 20 years
- Deportation if you are not a United States citizen
- Restrictions on the right to own firearms. This can be a career-ending consequence for military personnel, security guards and police officers.
- Difficulty obtaining child custody or access in divorce proceedings if a protective order is filed against you
- Limitations on the right to hold government jobs
When you are the victim of domestic violence, protection is usually needed through a protective order.
Why Hire Patrick Bramblett, P.C. for Legal Help in Resolving Domestic Violence Issues?
When facing domestic violence charges, you need a lawyer who is fully familiar with the criminal defense legal process. And when you need protection from an abusive spouse, partner or house-mate, you need effective help from an attorney who understands your concerns and has a track record of quickly implementing the protection you need.
Experience
Attorney Patrick Bramblett previously worked as a criminal prosecutor and now works as a criminal defense lawyer at our firm. He understands both sides of the legal process. He has also practiced family law for over 40 years and has built up a knowledge of the laws and procedures to help you.
Availability
Courts often give just 48 hours notice for protective order hearings. At Patrick Bramblett, P.C., we understand that a fast response is important. Our attorneys are readily available on short notice if representation is needed for your protective order or domestic violence matter.
How to Contact Us
The El Paso, Texas, law firm of Patrick Bramblett, P.C. is conveniently located in downtown El Paso. To schedule a consultation with a lawyer from our firm, Patrick Bramblett, P.C, or call 915-219-5522 or 877-285-8013.
