Family
May 28, 2019
Is this a domestic violence case?
If a potential client, or the child of a potential client, faces imminent risk of serious physical harm, the pursuit of a domestic violence restraining order is an obvious recommendation. However, when the calculus is whether the client’s peace is disturbed, a nuanced analysis is required.
Eric W. Meyer
Partner
Meyer, Olson, Lowy & Meyers, LLP
Eric W. Meyer is an experienced litigator and has experience in domestic violence cases and family law matters.
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