Atlanta, GA asked in Criminal Law, Family Law and Domestic Violence for Georgia

Q: My daughter lied and got me later arrested for fv that I did not do ivsoent 12 days in jail and paid a huge bond

Her bf went to her room wanted money for drugs she said no he hit her she screams for me I did not go inner room cause she always turns on me so I stayed in kids room was at bedroom door when I got hit four times in my face by her bf I scream I’m calling police she comes into her kids room throwing my clothes everywhere asi go to pick up my clothes she hits means jumps on me she left I left later I find out she lied to police about me and I lived in her home too

1 Lawyer Answer
Joshua Schiffer
Joshua Schiffer
Answered
  • Criminal Law Lawyer
  • Roswell, GA
  • Licensed in Georgia

A: Sounds scarily and unfortunately typical. Cops are called for one thing and then it all rolls downhill as folks keep TALKING to them.

With a mess like that you need to be extra careful as aggressive prosecutors will set up the dynamic to have everyone at their mercy, and a LOCAL LAWYER will be able to navigate you out.

You DO NOT want folks trying to DIY this, as the state can then start threatening everyone with obstruction and false info and all kinds of other stuff.

GET A LAWYER TO SPEAK FOR YOU!!!

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