Criminal Defense Attorneys

Defending Yourself from Charges of

Marital Rape

The charge of "Marital Rape" refers to instances of rape when the victim was the spouse of the accused offender at the time of the alleged crime. In some states, this can refer to any type of sexual activity, not necessarily intercourse.

ACTUAL CASE RESULTS

We are different from other law firms. We have an excellent record defending our clients against sex crime charges. It is one of our specialties.

Give us a quick call at (800) 459-2500 and speak with a criminal defense attorney. Let's WIN your case and keep you OFF the sex offender registry.

Marital Rape Defense Considerations

Charges of rape are often based largely on the testimony of the accuser and defendant. Often, there are no material witnesses or physical evidence.

In rape cases, the preparation of one's defense requires careful pre-trial investigative work. Often, criminal history, psychological profiles, possible motives, character witnesses and other circumstantial information can be obtained to keep these cases from going to trial.

Rape charges can be difficult to prove. These charges often are made during a divorce proceeding or contentious child custody fight. When family law turns into criminal charges, aggressive, skilled criminal defense is necessary and can be quite effective in these cases.

If you are facing Marital Rape charges, it is critical that you obtain legal counsel as early as possible and use a defense team with specific experience and proven results in rape cases. Call us at any time for a free and confidential consultation at (800) 459-2500. Early intervention is critical to obtaining the best results.


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SEXUAL CRIMES Child Abuse Child Enticement Child Pornography Date Rape Failure to Register Indecent Exposure Internet Pornography Lewd/Lascivious Conduct Marital Rape Molestation Obscenity Pandering/Pimping Pornography Prostitution Rape Sexual Abuse Sexual Assault Sexual Harassment Statutory Rape DRUG CRIMES Cultivation Distribution Manufacturing Possession Possession for Sale Prescription Fraud Trafficking	WHITE COLLAR CRIMES Bank Fraud Bankruptcy Fraud Bribery Computer Hacking Counterfeiting Credit Card Fraud Cybercrime Email Interception Embezzlement Extortion Forgery Health Care Fraud Identity Theft Insurance Fraud Internet Fraud Money Laundering Pyramid Schemes Racketeering/RICO Securities Fraud Tax Evasion/Tax Fraud Telemarketing Fraud Wire Fraud	VIOLENT CRIMES Aggravated Assault Assault and Battery Domestic Violence Homicide Manslaughter Murder Terrorism Theft/Larceny MILITARY OFFENSES Article 32 Conduct Court Martial Desertion Discharge OTHER Perjury Writs and Appeals