If you’re facing allegations of domestic violence in Wake County, North Carolina, navigating the legal system can be a daunting 
and complex process. While criminal charges may be looming, there also may be a related Domestic Violence Protective Order (DVPO) under North Carolina General Statute 50B.
We hope to demystify the DVPO hearing process. If you have questions, give John Fanney in Raleigh a call at 919-617-7009.
Judges and prosecutors take Domestic violence charges in Raleigh NC seriously. You should too. If you’re facing criminal charges for things like assault and battery, injury to personal property, or interference with emergency communications (911), we recommend you start your legal defense without delay.
In the United States, almost 20 people are physically abused by a family member or someone involved in a personal relationship (dating, marriage, etc.) every minute. More than 10 million people are involved in domestic crimes every year.
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