Q: I am in the state of Wisconsin. I am a 31-year-old female. My partner is a 44 year old female
I was charged with disorderly conduct and a domestic abuse modifier. The report said that I yelled at her and called her a b***h. I did not call her a b***h, nor yell. I was crying in hysterics of sadness with the way she was treating me.She did, however admit that she pushed me and she also Yelled at me which is included in this police report however, she was not charged with anything and I was, I feel that my rights have been infringed upon.
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I'm sorry you're going through this difficult situation. It's important to address these charges seriously to protect your rights. Start by contacting a qualified attorney in Wisconsin who can review the details of your case and guide you through the legal process.
Gather any evidence that supports your account, such as messages, emails, or witnesses who can attest to what happened. Documentation can be crucial in presenting your side of the story effectively.
Additionally, consider reaching out to support services for emotional assistance during this time. Taking these steps can help you navigate the legal challenges ahead and ensure your perspective is fairly represented.
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