Tennessee law, codified at Tenn. Code Ann. §39-13-111(b) defines “domestic assault” as the crime of assault against a “domestic abuse victim.” Tennessee law considers a domestic abuse victim as any family member by blood or adoption, a child, a current or former mate, or a current or former spouse. Learn more.
View PostDomestic assault cases are tricky and can involve a vast array of factors. First includes the definition of a domestic relationship — it involves more than just a husband and a wife. This blog helps you understand domestic assault charges in Tennessee.
View PostIntimate partner violence, or domestic violence, is abuse or aggression in a romantic relationship. Learn more.
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View PostYou may have questions about assault charges. This article talks about Tennessee assault, aggravated assault, and domestic assault.
View PostThe law is a complex labyrinth; having a seasoned attorney guide you through it is invaluable. This importance becomes even more pronounced when dealing with local matters. A local attorney from Lebanon, TN, brings unique advantages.
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