Getting Charges Dropped

Hello ****. To guide you better, could you please tell me in which state this case is happening?

To have charges dropped, your boyfriend's attorney should present a strong defense. The state's attorney has final word. Note:
- Private citizens can't drop charges
- A 'No Contact Order' may be issued, violating it could lead to more charges
- A good lawyer can negotiate with the state's attorney
For more advice, contact a local attorney.

I understand this is a serious situation, ****. Is there a restraining order in place and are you seeking to change it?

In Texas, dropping domestic violence charges is difficult. It is ultimately up to the prosecutor, not the victim. It's important to:
- Speak with a local attorney
- Cooperate with the prosecutor's office
- Understand that recanting may lead to perjury charges
For professional help, contact Texas Advocacy Project:

I understand your situation, ****. Are you seeking information about child support or custody during this time?

In Texas, mental health can be a factor in your case. It's crucial to:
- Seek medical help
- Document your condition
- Contact a local attorney
Consider reaching out to Disability Rights Texas:

That's good to hear, ****. Are you seeking guidance on any legal aspects now that you and your partner have reconciled?

Have you or your boyfriend already been in contact with a defense attorney about this matter, ****?

Then, it's crucial to hire a defense attorney as soon as possible. They can communicate with the prosecutor and potentially prevent an arrest. Here are the details of a defense attorney:

I understand, ****. Are you seeking information on pro bono or low-cost legal aid services in Texas?

I understand your concern, ****. It's crucial to reach out to organizations offering free or low-cost legal aid in Texas. They might be able to help.