Domestic violence arrests in Florida — whether misdemeanor or felony — trigger a mandatory hold until first appearance, and almost always include a no-contact provision and other conditions. Navigating those conditions matters as much as posting the bond itself. Faroy Bail Bonds handles domestic violence cases every week and works closely with criminal defense attorneys to make sure clients understand exactly what they can and cannot do upon release.
Charges we handle
- Misdemeanor domestic battery
- Felony domestic battery (strangulation, prior conviction, etc.)
- Aggravated battery on a household member
- Domestic violence with a weapon
- Violation of a domestic violence injunction
- Stalking and aggravated stalking
Understanding no-contact provisions
Most domestic violence releases come with conditions that prohibit any contact — direct or indirect — with the alleged victim. That includes phone, text, email, social media, and contact through third parties. Violating a no-contact order is a separate crime and will almost always result in re-arrest and bond revocation. We walk every client through these conditions before release.
Privacy and discretion
Domestic violence cases are sensitive by definition. Every conversation with Faroy Bail Bonds is confidential. We coordinate quietly with family members, attorneys, and the court when needed — and we never share information with anyone outside the immediate circle of people authorized to know.
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