220 Salt Lick Rd St. Peters, MO 63376
Experienced Missouri criminal defense attorneys protecting your rights against assault and battery charges.
Assault and battery charges in Missouri can carry serious legal consequences, including fines, probation, and potential jail time. These charges may arise from physical altercations, threats, or situations where harm or injury is alleged. Even a misunderstanding or false accusation can result in criminal charges that impact your record and future.
At Gartner Law, our assault and battery attorneys in St. Peters, Missouri provide strong legal defense for individuals facing these charges. We carefully review the facts, examine evidence, and identify weaknesses in the prosecution’s case to build a defense strategy focused on protecting your rights and achieving the best possible outcome.
Assault and battery charges can involve a wide range of situations, from minor disputes to more serious allegations. Understanding the types of cases we handle can help you better navigate your legal situation.
Our Missouri assault and battery defense attorneys guide you through every stage of your case while protecting your rights.
We review your case and explain your options
We gather evidence and build your claim
We handle insurance companies on your behalf
We pursue the best possible outcome through settlement or trialcan you
Work toward reducing or dismissing charges that could affect your future.
Challenge weak evidence, inconsistencies, or unlawful procedures.
Minimize fines, probation, or jail time whenever possible.
Navigate complex legal proceedings with confidence and support.
Assault and battery charges can be stressful and life-changing, especially when your reputation and freedom are at risk. At Gartner Law, we understand the seriousness of these accusations and the importance of a strong legal defense. Our attorneys take the time to understand your case, investigate the details, and develop a strategy tailored to your situation. We are committed to protecting your rights, challenging the prosecution’s claims, and helping you move forward with confidence.
Understanding your rights after an injury is critical. Below are answers to some of the most common questions we receive from clients.
Assault generally involves the threat of harm, while battery involves actual physical contact or injury.
Penalties vary depending on the severity but may include fines, probation, or jail time.
Yes, depending on the evidence and circumstances, charges may be reduced or dismissed.
Self-defense may be a valid legal defense if you were protecting yourself from harm.
Yes, having an experienced defense attorney is critical to protecting your rights and your future.