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When one is facing a domestic battery accusation it is entirely common to feel flustered or panicked, especially when the accusation is entirely fabricated. False accusations of domestic battery are much more common than most of us would like to assume, and these accusations can come with life-changing ramifications for the accused. Outside of the immediate legal consequences of a domestic battery conviction (which we examine further below), an accusation can impact one’s relationships and employment status. If you have been falsely accused of domestic battery, it is critically important to hire an attorney that you can believe in.
Understanding Domestic Battery in Illinois
While some people will simply shrug off a false battery accusation, due to their confidence in the accusation being proved false, it is important to understand the legal ramifications of a conviction. Here in the state of Illinois, a domestic battery conviction can come with significant jail time and monetary fines. A first-time offender is likely to face Class A Misdemeanor charges. If convicted, a Class A Misdemeanor can lead to up to one-year in prison, and fines as high as $2,500. It should be noted that there are a number of factors that can lead to a domestic battery charge being elevated to aggravated domestic battery. The most common reason for an aggravated charge is the fact that the accused has previously been convicted of a domestic crime. Other aggravating factors include the presence of children during the incident, prior conviction of a felony, or violation of an order of protection. If you are convicted of aggravated domestic battery, the charges are elevated to a Class 2 felony. With a conviction can come up to seven years in prison and fines up to $25,000. Domestic charges should be taken seriously, and it is wise to seek out the assistance of a legal professional immediately.
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When a couple decides to pursue a divorce, the complications that can accompany a separation can be daunting. Most notably, sorting through the financial aspects of a divorce can be incredibly nuanced. In many marriages, one spouse brings in a disproportionate amount of collective income. In the vast majority of instances, this is due to the fact that one parent spends more time at home taking care of the children. When the divorce is finalized, the spouse with less income often is left to wonder how they will live a financially sustainable lifestyle. Fortunately, a person can secure spousal maintenance in order to live securely post-divorce. Below we will discuss how 
Here in the state of Illinois, an accumulation of three minor traffic violations will result in a license suspension of at least three months. While most people choose to simply accept a traffic violation, and pay the ticket, outside of serious fines, a conviction of a violation can result in loss of driving privileges. Recognizing this, it is important to speak with a qualified legal professional, as soon as you are charged with a traffic violation. Below we will examine some of the most common minor 
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