Tag: domestic violence

What is domestic abuse? Section 968.075 of the Wisconsin Statutes defines domestic abuse.  “Domestic abuse” isn’t a crime charged itself – it’s a modifier added to other crimes (like substantial battery or stalking).  It includes intentional infliction of physical pain, physical injury, or illness, intentional impairment of physical condition, sexual assault, or a physical act…

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Domestic violence Frequently we encounter substantial battery charges that occur after a domestic violence incident. While we recognize that substantial battery is already a felony (and therefore carries significant collateral consequences), a DV conviction results in additional penalties because of their status alone.  For misdemeanor charges, a DV conviction adds a lifetime ban on the defendant’s…

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Charged with false imprisonment? Contact Van Severen Law Office to discuss your false imprisonment case. (414) 270-0202 Milwaukee criminal defense firm Van Severen Law Office provides aggressive false imprisonment defense.  This charge is a Class H felony, which carries with it a 6 year prison sentence and a $10,000.00 fine.  Hiring a skilled top criminal defense lawyer...CONTINUE READING

Strangulation and Suffocation charges? Contact Van Severen Law Office at (414) 270-0202 to discuss your strangulation and suffocation case. The criminal defense attorneys at Van Severen Law Office aggressively defend individuals facing strangulation and suffocation charges.  Our top Wisconsin criminal defense attorneys have defended hundreds of defendants facing criminal charges just like these.  It's our opinion that...CONTINUE READING

Aggravated battery charges?  Call us. Van Severen Law Office specializes in criminal defense.  Call us at (414) 270-0202, 24/7. In Wisconsin battery can be a misdemeanor or felony-level criminal charge.  Aggravated battery is one example of felony battery.  It’s important to have an experienced criminal defense attorney on your side when facing criminal charges, especially...CONTINUE READING

We defend misdemeanor battery charges. Misdemeanor battery charges are the frequent result of physical conflicts.  Whether it's a bar fight, a random confrontation, or a domestic violence situation, so long as the victim suffered no serious harm (broken bones, stitches, etc.), it qualifies as a misdemeanor-level criminal charge.  Specifically, misdemeanor battery is a Class A...CONTINUE READING

Disorderly conduct defense attorneys: Van Severen Law Office Contact a top Wisconsin criminal defense law firm for representation on this or any other criminal charge.  (414) 270-0202 Van Severen Law Office defends disorderly conduct cases. The crime occurs when the defendant engages in violent, abusive, indecent, profane, boisterous, unreasonably loud or otherwise disorderly under circumstances...CONTINUE READING