Does a Protection Order Go on Your Record?
When you are subject to a protection order —also referred to as a restraining order—it disrupts your life immediately, but you also need to consider…
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The Definition of “Domestic Violence” Just Changed in Washington… And It Includes Non-Violent Behavior
In 2021, Washington state broadly redefined the term “domestic violence” for legal purposes. To be specific, the legal definition changed as it relates to Domestic…
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Why Hire a Criminal Defense Attorney for Protection Order Cases?
Protection order cases require a skilled defense. Burke Brown Attorneys, PLLC offers criminal defense strategies to protect your rights in these sensitive cases.
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Removing Fines Gives Juvenile Offenders Another Chance
In recent years, we’ve seen the Washington legislature pass multiple bills aimed at alleviating often crippling debt for juvenile offenders. We’ve seen the unfortunate reality…
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Will Juvenile Offenses Destroy My Child’s Future?
As parents, we put our heart and soul into raising and protecting our children to nurture a bright future. We celebrate their successes and work…
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Washington Protection Orders Are For Protection, Not Punishment
Our law firm is regularly discussing the importance and impact of Washington protection orders. These are often used legal tools that are essential for protecting…
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What Options Do You Have When CPS is Weaponized Against You?
Child Protective Services (CPS) plays a vital role in safeguarding the well-being of our children, ensuring they grow up in safe, nurturing environments. Regrettably, some…
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How Washington Parents Can End Domestic Violence Protection Orders
A domestic violence protection order in Washington state is a gravely serious matter with severe consequences, especially for parents. People make mistakes in life, and facing the…
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When Does a Protection Order Actually End?
In Washington state, protection orders are a legal mechanism used to protect the people – not to punish those who have orders filed against them. These orders…
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Is It Ever Wise to Acknowledge Guilt in a Washington Criminal Case?
Are you guilty or innocent? As you may know, the answer to that question doesn’t always directly correlate to the outcome of a legal case….
