If you’re a service member facing domestic violence charges in Colorado, the stakes are high. You may be asking yourself, “Will a domestic violence conviction impact my military career?” The answer is Yes, and not in a good way. In fact, with few exceptions, the consequences of a domestic violence conviction for military service people typically results in demotion at best, or more likely, discharge.
Whether you’re just starting your military career with a young family, or you are a decorated officer, the military takes domestic violence accusation very seriously, and the consequences of a conviction reflect that. At Pav Law, we know how critical these cases are for your future. Here’s what you need to know and how we can help you fight back.
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WE HAVE AN OVER 88% DISMISSAL RATE FOR DOMESTIC VIOLENCE CHARGES, and that percentage is even higher for services members. The consequences of a domestic violence conviction for military service people often results discharge, ending your career in an instant. Not to mention the fact you’ll have to relinquish any and all firearms, including those used for your job. That’s why getting an experienced defense attorney on your side immediately is crucial. Pav Law has a proven track record of protecting service members like you.
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