Criminal Charges and Divorce
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Are you facing criminal charges and divorce court at the same time? Watch the following educational video, then give our attorneys a call to set up a free review.
Question:
What Should I Know About Criminal Charges and Divorce?
Answer:
If one spouse must handle a criminal matter while a divorce is proceeding, the best course of action is to request a stay in family court. Any statements made in family court can be used against the speaker in criminal court, and there is thus a real risk of a statement made in family court being taken out of context and becoming detrimental during the criminal court proceeding. The best course of action is to resolve the criminal matter before the family court matter can begin.
Of you are facing criminal charges and divorce court at the same time, reach out to us for help. Contact our experienced Saratoga Family Law Attorneys today for a consultation and case evaluation.
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