Boise Divorce Attorneys see domestic violence a lot in the divorce context. Today's newspaper article outlining the domestic violence standoff in Boise on Saturday is a prime example of that. The Boise woman was charged with felony aggravated assault and two counts of domestic battery. The Boise man involved in the standoff was charged with violating a no-contact order and two counts of domestic battery.
As a Boise Divorce lawyer I often get calls from people in the same sort of situation, however and hopefully, I am able to speak to them before a no-contact order is violated and before any harm is done. A restraining order is supposed prevent contact that will lead to domestic violence but unfortunately I and other Boise divorce lawyers often see the orders violated.
The news article was unclear on the details of the recent standoff but it seems that the Boise man first violated the no-contact order which must have incited the woman to commit aggravated assault against the Boise man.
If you are seeking a divorce or have domestic violence issues and you would like to speak to a Boise Divorce attorney, please call (208) 472-2384 or visit www.divorceboiseid.com or www.lawboiseid.com
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