Long Island Domestic Violence Attorney

What Does New York Consider Domestic Violence?

In New York, acts of domestic violence must also have "resulted in actual physical or emotional injury, or have created a substantial risk of physical or emotional harm to such person or such person's child" as stated in the state's legal definition.

As defined in New York Code § 459-a domestic violence includes, but is not limited to:

• Disorderly conduct
• Harassment
• Reckless endangerment
• Kidnapping
• Assault / attempted assault
• Attempted murder

Facing domestic violence charges is a serious matter and you need a fierce legal advocate by your side to defend your rights and fight for your freedom.

At The Law Offices of Scott Gross, P.C., our former prosecutor is ready to represent your constitutional rights. If you are facing charges for abuse within the home and worry about a pending investigation, our Nassau County domestic violence lawyer can begin defending you right away and may be able to stop charges from being filed at all.

Representing Those Accused of Domestic Abuse, Clear Your Name With Our Help

Have you been arrested for an alleged domestic violence offense? The home is supposed to be a place of peace and refuge from the outside world. Everyone experiences arguments and fights in the home at some point, but no one should ever have to face criminal charges for a disagreement that occurred between them and another member of their household.

At The Law Offices of Scott Gross, P.C., our firm prides itself on building strong relationships with clients and will do everything possible to get the results that you need. Attorney Scott Gross is a former prosecutor with over 13 years of legal experience, who can anticipate your opponent's moves and remain one step ahead of the prosecution throughout your case.