Domestic assault situations are rarely simple.

Your Family. Your Safety. Your Future.

Know How to Protect Them.

One incident can suddenly affect where you live, when you see your children, whether you can speak to your partner, and what happens to your family next.

You may have been charged after an argument or incident at home. You may be experiencing violence or threats from a current or former partner. Or you may be trying to protect your children and make decisions about a relationship that no longer feels safe or stable.

At McCordic Law, we help people in Fredericton and across New Brunswick navigate the legal decisions that can affect their safety, their relationships, their children, and their future.

Our goal is to help you get clarity, understand your options, and take the next step with greater confidence.

Get Clear Legal Advice About Your Next Step

When One Incident Suddenly Changes Everything

When police become involved in a relationship or family conflict, life can change very quickly.

You may suddenly be dealing with:

  • Criminal charges or allegations

  • No-contact conditions

  • Restrictions on returning home

  • Concerns about your safety

  • Changes to parenting or custody arrangements

  • Limits on communication with a current or former partner

  • Separation or other family law issues

  • Court appearances and legal proceedings

These aren't just legal problems. They can affect where you sleep tonight, when you see your children, your finances, your relationships, and what your family looks like moving forward.

Whether you've been accused of domestic assault or are experiencing violence from a partner or former partner, getting the right legal support can help you regain some clarity and control at a time when much of your life may feel uncertain.

If you’re still here, you or someone you love is probably facing one of these situations:

You Have Been Charged With Domestic Assault

Being charged with domestic assault does not mean you have been found guilty. But the charge alone can have an immediate impact on your life, your relationships, and your family.

Release or no-contact conditions may affect where you live, who you can communicate with, and even the time you spend with your children.

When your home, relationship, or children are also affected, having a legal team that understands both criminal and family law matters. We can help you navigate the charges you're facing while considering how each step may affect your parenting arrangements, your family, and your future.

The goal is to help you protect your rights while making informed decisions that put you in the strongest possible position to move forward.

You Are Experiencing

Domestic Violence

If you are experiencing violence, threats, or intimidation from a current or former partner, you may be trying to protect yourself while also worrying about your children, your home, your finances, and what happens next.

You may be facing decisions about parenting arrangements, separation, staying in or leaving the family home, contact with your partner, or involving the police.

When your safety and your family's future are connected to both criminal and family law, having a legal team that understands both can help you see the bigger picture.

We can help you understand your legal options and how the decisions you make now may affect your safety, your children, your home, and your family moving forward.

Start Moving Forward With a Clearer Path

When you’re in the middle of a domestic assault situation, it can be difficult to separate the legal problem from everything else you’re feeling.

You don't need to know exactly what to do before you call us.

Tell us what's happening. We'll help you understand where you stand, what your options are, and what your next steps could look like.

So instead of being left wondering what is going to happen, you can begin making informed decisions about how to protect yourself, your family, and your future.

Speak With a Domestic Assault Lawyer in Fredericton, NB

Whether you are facing criminal charges, considering separation, planning for your family’s future, dealing with the death or incapacity of a loved one, or buying a home, you deserve clear advice and a realistic path forward. We meet you where you are, without judgment, and help you understand what comes next.

Contact

  • Phone: (506) 454-2505

  • Fax: (506) 454-2527

  • Email: [email protected]

  • 1967 Hanwell Road, Hanwell New Brunswick E3C 1Z5

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