As a family law firm, we often see charges of domestic violence when a couple is either on the verge of divorce or is in the divorce process. Sometimes a spouse will use a charge of domestic violence as a weapon to hurt the other partner, or as a wedge to drive the children into one parent’s custody. At other times, when tension and stress is high, an incident will occur that would not normally occur, and one or both parties may be at fault.
Camy B. Schwam-Wilcox is a former criminal prosecutor with experience prosecuting misdemeanors and felonies, including domestic violence. If you are facing a domestic violence charge, an experienced former prosecutor can work to your advantage. Attorney Schwam-Wilcox is an Orlando domestic violence lawyer with a full range of experience to handle a domestic violence charge. This experience includes:
- Ability to represent you in both the domestic court and criminal court aspects of the case
- A full understanding of police procedures, and the evidence code
- Experience prosecuting and defending assault and battery charges
- Experience representing either men or women in adversarial family court proceedings, including child neglect and dependency issues
Domestic violence — a civil and criminal matter
Domestic Violence issues may be civil or criminal, and we can assist you with both. There are several types of injunctions that have different requirements, be sure you qualify for the type of injunction you are seeking. We can help you obtain an injunction or defend against a frivolous injunction.
Learn more about domestic violence and divorce
Contact our attorneys (lawyer) in Orange, Osceola, Seminole, Lake or other counties throughout Florida call Schwam-Wilcox & Associates at 407-245-7700, or Contact Us by completing the form below to schedule a consultation. Schwam-Wilcox & Associates is a firm you can trust, and our attorneys are ready to help you with your legal needs. The main office is conveniently located near Winter Park, in Orlando, with appointments also available in The Villages.
