Law Offices of Kevin Heaney

Case Description: American client living abroad was having significant problems with international travel related to her prior arrest for resisting arrest.

Case Description: Client and girlfriend were in a heated argument when events transpired that resulted in a physical altercation and multiple felony charges related to domestic violence.

Case Description: Client and her son allowed a young woman to stay at their house temporarily to avoid homelessness after being evicted. Young woman was prostituting at the home and alleged client was pimping her and involved in the sex industry.

Case Description: Client attended a small house party with some friends. Client was accused of strong armed robbery and assault with a knife related to drugs and money.

Case Description: Client charged with multiple felonies related to a domestic violence incident with his girlfriend and theft of her personal belongings.

Case Description: Client drove up on the curb in the parking lot of a fast food restaurant. Client was arrested for alleged DUI, related to being under the influence of prescription drugs.

Case Description: Client was a therapist having significant problems related to employment due to her arrest and subsequent filed case on record for allegations of domestic violence.

Case Description: Client was involved in a heated dispute with a neighbor over neighbor’s ability to develop the land. Client protested neighbor obtaining the permit in a number of ways, including at planning commission meetings.

Case Description: Client was with a friend who had a business dropping off crates for storage. Client was in the back removing crates, when the communication broke down. Client was still in harms way when the forklift arms holding the crates descended and damaged client’s shoulder resulting in a significant injured to his shoulder.

Case Description: Client with one prior strike was involved in a road rage incident where he ended up getting out of his car and striking the other individual’s vehicle with a knife, shattering the driver’s side window.

Case Description: Female client charged with physically attacking her boyfriend and preventing him from leaving the sailboat they were on at the time.

Case Outcome: A two day jury trial resulted in the court dismissing the harassment allegations and denied a permanent restraining order against client.

Case Outcome: All charges dismissed after preliminary hearing. ——————————-

Case Outcome: All charges reduced to misdemeanors after preliminary hearing. A three day jury trial resulted in not guilty verdict on all charges. ——————————-

Case Outcome: Case dismissed after preliminary hearing. ——————————-

Case Outcome: Case dismissed at preliminary hearing. ——————————-

Case Outcome: Jury awarded client $450,000 settlement ——————————-

Case Outcome: Motion for Factual Innocence granted. ——————————-

Case Outcome: Not guilty verdict reached after year long litigation. ——————————-

Case Outcome: Reduced charges from felony to misdemeanor with minimal time in county jail. ——————————-

Case Results

Case Type: Assault with a deadly weapon

Case Type: Civil harassment

Case Type: Domestic Battery

Case Type: Domestic battery and false imprisonment

Case Type: DUI

Case Type: Motion for Factual Innocence

Case Type: Multiple theft and domestic violence

Case Type: Personal Injury

Case Type: Sex trafficking

Case Type: Strong armed robbery and assault with a deadly weapon

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• The facts and circumstances of your case might differ from the matters in which results have been provided. • All results of cases handled by this firm are not provided and not all clients’ claims have been referenced. • The results provided are not necessarily representative of all results obtained by this firm or of the experience of all clients or others with the Law Offices of Kevin Heaney. • Every case is different and each client’s case must be evaluated and handled on its own merits.

12 CONSEQUENCES OF A DOMESTIC VIOLENCE RESTRAINING ORDER

A Domestic Violence Restraining Order may:

Order the defendant not to assault, threaten, abuse, follow, harass, or interfere with someone, their children, or people they live with in person, at work, on the telephone, or by other means.

Order the defendant to stay away from any place including the complaining party’s school, their children’s school, their work place, or friends’ homes, or any place where he/she may be seeking shelter.

Prohibit the defendant from possessing or purchasing a firearm.

Tell the police to remove the defendant from the home.

Grant the complaining party temporary full control over things that defendant co-owns with complainant, such as a car, a truck, a boat, a computer, electronic equipment, bank accounts, or household appliances.

Order the defendant to continue to make the loan payments.

Order the defendant to return the complaining party’s personal belongings.

Order the defendant to pay certain bills, pay back money the complaining witness lost for missing work or other expenses (such as ambulance, medical, dental, shelter, counseling and/or legal fees).

Order the defendant to pay complaining party’s attorney’s fees.

Order the defendant to attend a batterer’s treatment program or other counseling service.

Child custody and visitation – If the complaining witness and defendant have children together, the judge can decide where the children will live, which parent will make decisions affecting the children, and how the children will spend time with each parent (where, when, and whether supervised).

Removal of child – Petitioning the judge to keep either or both parents from traveling or moving outside the city, county, area, or state with the children.