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Vancouver Surrey Assault and Threatening Offence Lawyers

A conviction for assault, threatening or aggravated assault can have numerous repercussions beyond the risk of imprisonment. In B.C., the Criminal Records Review Act mandates background checks on individuals seeking employment in many fields. A conviction for assault or even the imposition of a peace bond could make it difficult to find employment in your chosen field.

Vancouver Domestic Assault Law Firm

At The Law offices of Robert L. Dick & Troy D. Anderson, we defend individuals in the Vancouver area against these serious charges. We devote our full attention to our clients, focusing on achieving resolutions that protect their rights and safeguard their personal reputations from serious charges such as assault, threatening, aggravated assault and assault with a weapon.

Domestic Assault

Allegations of domestic assault are of particular concern. Charges involving assault of a spouse or family member can have devastating effects on the accused, including denial of access to children, removal from the family home and denial of bail.

Domestic assault accusations can result in a number of charges, including:

  • Assault
  • Aggravated assault
  • Assault with a weapon

Our lawyers are able to assist with resolving issues related to your bail order, including restrictions on contact with your children and access to your family residence. In many cases it is possible to have these orders deleted or amended.

Peace Bond (Section 810)

Section 810 of the criminal code makes provisions for a peace bond, which acts as an alternative to spousal assault charges. Although a peace bond does not result in a criminal record, it can limit contact with the alleged victim, children and family home, resulting in many of the complications that accompany a criminal charge.

Contact The Law Offices of Robert L. Dick & Troy D. Anderson

Our Vancouver and Surrey lawyers for assault and threatening offences are ready to mount a diligent defence on your behalf. Contact us for a free initial consultation.

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