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Domestic Violence Defense

Domestic Violence Defense

Defending Against Domestic Violence Allegations in NJ

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Domestic Violence Defense in New Jersey

Domestic violence allegations are among the most serious and sensitive criminal matters in New Jersey. A domestic violence charge can result in criminal penalties, a restraining order, loss of child custody, and lasting damage to your personal and professional reputation.

At the Law Office of Nicholas A. Moschella, Jr., we understand that domestic violence cases are rarely black and white. False accusations do occur, and even legitimate incidents may be exaggerated. We provide vigorous defense while treating every client with respect and dignity.

Types of Domestic Violence Offenses

  • Simple and aggravated assault
  • Harassment and stalking
  • Criminal restraint and false imprisonment
  • Sexual assault
  • Criminal mischief (property damage)
  • Terroristic threats

Restraining Orders in New Jersey

In domestic violence cases, the alleged victim can seek a Temporary Restraining Order (TRO), followed by a hearing for a Final Restraining Order (FRO). An FRO in New Jersey is permanent and carries serious consequences, including prohibition from possessing firearms, restrictions on contact with the alleged victim, and potential impact on custody arrangements.

Domestic Violence Defense in Middlesex County

TRO and FRO hearings in Middlesex County are handled through the Family Division of the Superior Court in New Brunswick. Mr. Moschella represents clients facing domestic violence charges and restraining orders throughout Middlesex County, including Edison, Woodbridge, Old Bridge, New Brunswick, East Brunswick, Piscataway, Perth Amboy, Sayreville, South Plainfield, Highland Park, and surrounding communities.

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