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Can you and your partner stay in contact after a domestic violence arrest — or will the court separate you before you even get a chance to explain?

In this video, you’ll learn exactly what happens at your first court date after a domestic violence arrest, why the default is often a no-contact order, and the specific steps you can take to stay together and avoid a no-contact order in a DV case.

You’ll discover:

What prosecutors almost always request at the first hearing in domestic violence cases
The exact 3 statements your partner must make to the judge to show they’re safe with you
Proven proactive steps (from years of domestic violence defense experience) that can help lift a no-contact order
What to do if a criminal protective order is already in place

I’ve helped many clients across California stay together after a domestic violence arrest — and the key is always preparation and strategy.
Your first court date can set the tone for your entire case. Don’t walk in unprepared. Know your options, protect your relationship, and protect your future.

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RESOURCES:

💌 Domestic violence classes? Go here to take them online and get a certificate ASAP: http://tinyurl.com/domesticviolenceclass

✅ Criminal case? Start online therapy and get proof ASAP: https://onlinetherapy.go2cloud.org/SHDi

📃 Disclaimer: Please note that the information on this channel is for entertainment purposes only and is not legal advice. Watching this channel does not form an attorney-client relationship between us. Every case is different. Also, I'm only licensed in California, so if you're in another state, the information on this channel may not apply. Laws and procedure vary by state, so please don't rely on it. This post may contain affiliate links.