Domestic Violence Attorney in Mercer County, NJ

Domestic violence cases are highly sensitive and often involve urgent legal decisions that can impact your life immediately and in the long term. If you are facing such a situation in Mercer County, New Jersey, Lesley Adams, Attorney at Law, offers clear, decisive legal guidance backed by experience and compassion. Whether you're seeking protection or responding to accusations, Lesley Adams is ready to stand by your side. 

Lesley Adams brings a balanced approach to domestic violence cases — offering strength in the courtroom and empathy in client conversations. She has worked extensively with individuals throughout New Jersey and understands the unique challenges faced by both victims and the accused in Mercer County communities.

Here’s what sets Lesley Adams apart:

• Tailored Legal Representation: Every domestic violence case is different. Lesley Adams develops customized legal strategies based on your specific goals, risks, and circumstances.
   
• Experience in Mercer County Courts: Familiar with the court system in Trenton and across Mercer County, she provides insight into local practices that can shape your case outcome.
   
• Focused, Supportive Service: Lesley Adams works closely with clients, ensuring they understand their rights, options, and what to expect throughout the legal process.

 Lesley Adams offers skilled representation across all types of domestic violence-related legal issues, including:

• Petitioning for or Defending Against Restraining Orders (TROs and FROs)
   
• Protection for Victims of Domestic or Intimate Partner Violence
   
• Legal Defense Against Domestic Violence Charges
   
• Custody, Visitation, and Divorce Complications Involving Abuse Claims
   
• Urgent Legal Consultations for Safety or Crisis Planning

Under the New Jersey Prevention of Domestic Violence Act, individuals experiencing abuse — whether physical, verbal, emotional, or psychological — can seek immediate protection from the courts. A Temporary Restraining Order (TRO) can be issued on short notice, and a hearing may follow to determine whether a Final Restraining Order (FRO) is appropriate.

Whether you are requesting a restraining order or facing one, the consequences can be serious. Lesley Adams helps you navigate this process with thorough preparation, clear communication, and a commitment to achieving a fair outcome.