Summary

In Ohio, a domestic violence conviction stays on your record permanently. It’s crucial to hire an experienced attorney to explore defenses and protect your future.

Highlights

  • Permanent Record: Domestic violence convictions in Ohio cannot be expunged.
  • First-Time Offenders: Charges may be reduced to disorderly conduct for first-time offenders.
  • Legal Defense: Hiring a knowledgeable attorney is essential for a strong defense.
  • Importance of Experience: Expertise in domestic violence cases can significantly impact outcomes.
  • Job Protection: A conviction can jeopardize your long-term employment.
  • Avoiding Embarrassment: A good attorney can help maintain your reputation.
  • Call to Action: Seek help from the Law Offices of Stephen R. Adams for protection.

Transcript

In Ohio, a domestic violence conviction will stay on your record forever. It is not expungeable and cannot be sealed. It will be a permanent blemish on your record, something you really don’t want.

Commonly, in Ohio, charges can be reduced—especially for first-time offenders—to something like disorderly conduct. There are many defenses, but you need to hire a good attorney who knows those defenses and can protect you. This is not child's play; you need someone with the knowledge, training, and experience to properly fight and defend you in this case.

Let the Law Offices of Steven R. Adams protect you, keep you from further embarrassment, and help you keep that treasured job you’ve worked so long and hard for.