Experienced Plano, Texas, Domestic Violence Lawyer
For good reason, Texas law enforcement and courts must take allegations of domestic violence very seriously. However, sometimes a parent can be wrongly accused of child abuse or spousal abuse, thereby hurting his or her chances of gaining custody and visitation rights with a child. Having a responsive, dedicated attorney with significant experience is therefore essential in any situation involving domestic violence.
Whether you are a victim or the accused, contact the Tadlock Law Office now for aggressive representation.
As a Victim or the Accused, Fast Action Can Be Critical
If you need protection, we know how to act fast and effectively to seek protective orders on your behalf. If you are being accused of domestic violence — whether the allegation has any real merit or not — your future may be at serious risk, and that risk increases if you delay taking action.
Attorney Gerald Tadlock is well prepared to counsel and represent you if:
- You are a victim of domestic violence or assault and need the quickest, most effective possible action to protect you, your children or other loved ones
- You have been falsely accused of domestic violence and require aggressive defense against these charges
- You are facing a complex contested divorce and/or child custody dispute and believe allegations of domestic violence have been, or may be, made to influence the outcome
- Your are in danger of having your children taken away by child protection services
We Have the Experience to Effectively Handle Your Case
Not all family law attorneys are accustomed to the intense time pressures of a domestic violence case. For Gerald Tadlock and staff, this area is a focus. We know the stakes are high, and we are not intimidated by the challenge of a "he said, she said" case.
To help ensure you get the quality representation you need, we provide a free initial consultation, and our office also accepts credit card payments. Please call 214.550.1122 or send e-mail right away to take action in your domestic violence case.
