What Are The Penalties For Domestic Violence?

Los Angeles domestic violence attorneys
Los Angeles domestic violence attorneys

If you have been charged with domestic violence, you can be charged with a misdemeanor or a felony. Here are the consequences for a misdemeanor:

  • Up to $6,000 in fines
  • Probationary time
  • Up to one year in county jail
  • Assigned a restraining order of up to 10 years

If you are charged with a felony offense, then here are the consequences:

  • Up to $6,000 in fines
  • Possibility for probation, but more extensive rules than a misdemeanor
  • 2-4 year in state prison
  • Up to 10-year restraining order


Facing domestic violence charges without the help of a skilled attorney will likely mean that you will receive a conviction and face maximum penalties. Kindly, consult the Los Angeles domestic violence attorneys at Okabe & Haushalter.

Published by Mark J. Haushalter

Los Angeles federal criminal attorney Mark Haushalter began his career as a misdemeanor and felony prosecutor. His experience as a prosecutor has given him the experience necessary to handle even the most complex criminal cases. He has successfully tried a wide variety of criminal cases. Mr. Haushalter is licensed to practice law in State and Federal Courts in California and Illinois.

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