Harassment Defense Lawyers

Defending the Accused in Riverside & California

Harassment is a form of domestic violence. You don't have to make a verbal threat or a threat of physical violence to be charged with harassing behavior. If the victim feels threatened, then nearly any action can be considered harassment—including sending gifts. A person who feels threatened by a spouse, domestic partner, family member, or someone who he or she once dated, can take out a civil restraining order to prevent harassment.

These restraining orders prohibit any type of contact with the person who holds the restraining order, including:

• Phone calls
• Mail
• E-mails
• Unwanted gifts
• Visits at home or at work
• Driving by the residence
• Physically coming within 100 yards of the person

The actions of customer service people, sales people, and telemarketers can all be considered harassment. Even the most minor action can be misinterpreted as harassment. Don’t let your criminal charges affect your future.

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If you have been charged with violating a civil restraining order or if you have been charged with any type of harassment, from verbal threats to repeated calls and e-mails, you should have an experienced harassment defense attorney representing your interests. We can also offer defense to charges of stalking.

At Blumenthal & Moore in Riverside, California, we understand that many well-meaning actions can be misunderstood as harassment. In some instances we can negotiate with prosecutors to prevent charges from being filed. We can also work to get the charges against you dismissed or reduced. Or we can take your case to court, where we have a successful record of obtaining positive results for our clients.

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