Strong Defense From An Experienced Lawyer
The mere allegation of domestic abuse can permanently damage your reputation and your rights with your children. A conviction for a related offense can land you in jail. If you face accusations or formal charges for domestic abuse, work with a strong criminal defense attorney who also understands family law.
Tonya Cromartie is the lawyer for you. At The Law Office of Tonya D. Cromartie, P.A., she provides aggressive defense to Florida clients accused of various offenses. With more than 20 years in practice, Tonya has helped numerous clients successfully defend themselves against allegations of abuse. Some of the outcomes she has achieved include dismissed charges, reduced charges, not guilty verdicts and reduced sentences. When you need a strong defense or help with a family legal matter, she is here to help you.
Breaking Down Domestic Violence Accusations In The Sunshine State
In Florida, domestic violence encompasses a range of offenses committed against family or household members. These may include assault, battery, kidnapping, stalking or any offense involving physical injury or death. It’s important to note that accusations of domestic violence are taken seriously by law enforcement and prosecutors, often leading to immediate arrests and protective orders.
Your Ally In Domestic Violence Defense: How Attorney Tonya Can Help
If you’re facing domestic violence charges, it’s crucial to seek experienced legal representation promptly. Lawyer Tonya D. Cromartie brings over 25 years of legal experience to her clients’ defense, including valuable insights from her time as a former assistant state attorney.
Domestic violence convictions may potentially lead to:
- A jail sentence or probation
- Fines and court costs
- Mandatory counseling or anger management classes
- Loss of firearm rights
- Impacts on child custody and visitation rights
- Long-lasting effects on employment and housing opportunities
Given these serious ramifications, it’s essential to have a capable attorney who can navigate both the criminal justice system and related family law matters.
Two Fields, One Powerful Defense: Attorney Tonya’s Unique Legal Perspective
Attorney Cromartie’s unique background in both criminal defense and family law provides a comprehensive approach to each case. This combined knowledge is particularly beneficial in domestic violence cases, which often intersect with family law matters such as child custody or divorce.
As your lawyer, Ms. Cromartie will:
- Carefully review the evidence against you
- Identify potential weaknesses in the prosecution’s case
- Develop a strong defense strategy tailored to each situation
- Protect your rights throughout the legal process
- Work toward achieving a favorable outcome for each case
No two domestic violence cases are the same, and the specific circumstances of each situation will guide the defense strategy. Attorney Cromartie is committed to providing vigorous representation while treating each case with the sensitivity and discretion it deserves.
What To Do If You Are Accused Of Domestic Abuse
Facing allegations of abuse can feel overwhelming and terrifying. Your behavior during these accusations can make a huge difference in the outcome of your case. This is what you should do if accused:
- Remain polite and respectful to the police.
- Request an attorney immediately. DO NOT speak to the police without one present.
- Do not sign any documents without your attorney’s approval.
- Do not contact the accuser.
- Do not discuss the case with your friends, family or neighbors.
Why is it so crucial to hire an attorney? Because an attorney knows which steps to take to get you out of this situation as soon as possible. If you need a lawyer, contact The Law Office of Tonya D. Cromartie, P.A., today.
Talk To A Lawyer For Help – Today
Tonya Cromartie is ready to help you if you face domestic violence charges. She takes pains to make herself available and provide prompt communication. Reach out to her for an initial consultation by using this site’s online contact form or by calling 386-319-2658.