No prior prison but 4 battery charges as misdemeanors in 20 yrs
answered on Aug 19, 2017
Battery 2 is usually a felony. In Arkansas, depending on the alleged victim input, usually a probation offer from the State. You have to get the correct attorney also. Lots more we need to know to give you a better answer.
answered on Jul 7, 2017
If DB3 stands for domestic battery 3rd them you can't even legally own, possess, or touch a firearm in any state in the union until you get a pardon from the governor, which is not uncommon.
This happened in Arkansas
answered on May 23, 2017
It depends on the Court. The prosecutor typically asks for a restraining order. You should be able to call the prosecutor and ask.
I also have an order of protection against him as well. He was in jail for 2 nights and 3 days. Because of hitting me in the face. Can it be annulled or do I have to get a divorce??
answered on Mar 15, 2017
If you voluntarily entered into the marriage and he didn't lie to you about something that would have made you not marry him, you will need to file for a divorce, not annulment.
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