Self-Defense in a Domestic Assault case is possible and may help get your case dismissed. Being charged with Domestic Assault and Battery (Domestic A&B) in Oklahoma is frightening and confusing—especially when you were the one trying to protect yourself. Many people are surprised to learn that self-defense is absolutely a recognized and valid legal defense in domestic violence cases. Oklahoma law does not take away your right to defend yourself simply because the accused and the alleged victim are related or live together. However, Self-Defense in a… Read More

Therre are several things that can make domestic assault a felony. While a first offense is often filed as a misdemeanor, certain aggravating factors can elevate the charge to a felony. A felony conviction can lead to prison time, loss of civil rights, and a permanent criminal record. If you or a loved one faces domestic violence charges, understanding what makes a domestic assault a felony under Oklahoma law is critical. 1. Prior Domestic Violence Convictions A prior conviction for domestic assault and battery—regardless of how long… Read More

Convictions for Domestic Violence And place Immigration status in serious peril . As an immigrant in Oklahoma, facing criminal charges can be a daunting experience, especially when charged with domestic violence. It’s not just the criminal case you have to worry about; your immigration status is also at stake. This post covers the connection between criminal charges and immigration status and how an individual can defend against charges. Deportation Due To Domestic Violence Charges for Domestic violence and your immigration status (e.g., assault and battery of a… Read More