Domestic Abuse

Domestic Abuse Attorneys in Bloomington

Minnesota Spousal Abuse Lawyers

Allegations of domestic abuse are very serious and often result in a proceeding to determine whether it is appropriate for an Order for Protection to issue. The contents of an Order for Protection can have a significant impact on future family court proceedings and related issues for both parties. The attorneys at Bloch & Whitehouse, P.A., are here to help clients dealing with these difficult issues.

Contact us today to speak with a skilled Minnesota domestic abuse lawyer.

We Understand Domestic Abuse Law

Domestic abuse is defined as physical harm or the infliction of fear of imminent physical harm committed by a family or household member against a family or household member.

At Bloch and Whitehouse, P.A., we help people who have been accused of domestic violence as well as those who have been victimized by it. Domestic violence cases can involve:

  • Child abuse
  • Child endangerment
  • Physical abuse
  • Verbal abuse
  • Spousal battery
  • Domestic assault

An accusation of domestic abuse often results in a temporary "Order for Protection." This court order prohibits the accused from entering the home and having any contact with the accuser and, in some cases, the children. When a temporary order is granted, a subsequent evidentiary hearing is held to determine if an Order for Protection should be granted and how the issues of custody, parenting time and financial support should be addressed. An Order for Protection after an evidentiary hearing typically lasts for one year. Orders for Protection are serious and should be handled with care. Our attorneys give great care and attention to every domestic abuse case we handle.

Contact Bloch and Whitehouse, P.A. Today

If you are involved in a domestic abuse case, we will stand up for your rights. Contact us online or by telephone at 952-224-9977 to speak with an experienced Minnesota divorce lawyer. We represent men and women from Minneapolis, St. Paul and throughout the Twin Cities metro area. For your convenience, we offer free initial consultations and accept Visa and MasterCard.