Domestic Violence
Restraining Orders and Accusations of ViolenceWhether you have been the victim of domestic violence or face false allegations of it, you deserve the representation of an experienced attorney. Accusations of domestic violence and spousal abuse invoke a variety of strong emotions on both sides. To find help in dealing with situations involving domestic violence, contact an attorney at Kenneth Kirk & Associates, in Anchorage, Alaska. Domestic violence typically reveals a strained relationship. Our firm assists victims of violence in obtaining a restraining order, and defends people who have had a restraining order filed against them. No one deserves to suffer domestic violence. Whether at the hands of a spouse, partner, boyfriend/girlfriend, or other close family member, you can get legal protection. In that situation, our lawyers will go to court for you to obtain a restraining order to protect you and your family from continuing violence. And if you have been wrongly accused of domestic violence, you need representation to ensure that you don't have an order entered against you unfairly. Maybe you are involved in a heated divorce. People make false accusations of domestic violence or assault and battery for a variety of reasons. In doing so, they sometimes gain an advantage in custody and divorce preceedings. Charges of domestic violence can be an effective way to get you out of the house, or to gain temporary custody of your child or interim possession of your home.
Consequences of Domestic ViolenceAllegations of domestic violence can have serious repercussions in your life. These are serious charges. Restraining orders can affect your ability to contact your family, visit certain areas of town, carry a gun, or get a job. You have the right to contest these charges at a hearing after the filing of the restraining order petition, and to be represented by an attorney at this hearing. Do not tolerate domestic violence or false allegations. Contact Kenneth Kirk & Associates to learn more about protecting your rights. |


Maybe you are involved in a heated divorce. People make false accusations of domestic violence or assault and battery for a variety of reasons. In doing so, they sometimes gain an advantage in custody and