\u25cf People who are the parents of a child in common (regardless of whether the parents have been married)<\/div>\n
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The crime happens when a \u201cfamily or household member\u201d acts against another \u201cfamily or household member.\u201d In Miami, it’s also defined as:<\/div>\n
\u25cf Battery<\/div>\n
\u25cf Aggravated assault<\/div>\n
\u25cf Sexual assault<\/div>\n
\u25cf Aggravated stalking<\/div>\n
\u25cf Kidnapping<\/div>\n
\u25cf False imprisonment<\/div>\n
\u25cf Any criminal offense resulting in physical injury or death<\/div>\n
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The state government still prosecutes people accused of domestic violence-- even if the victim has NO INTENTION of pressing charges.<\/h2><\/div><\/p>\n
Many people assume that if a victim doesn\u2019t wish to \u201cpress charges\u201d against someone, the case will just disappear. Wrong. The State of Florida aggressively prosecutes those accused of domestic crimes. Often despite the wishes of a victim not to prosecute, they still do it. That\u2019s why you need an expert defense lawyer.<\/div>\n
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