Facing a domestic violence charge in Central Point? Kollie Law can review the allegations, court conditions, and your next steps without judgment.
Tensions rise fast after a 911 call in the Rogue Valley. Arrests, no-contact orders, and court dates can upend your work and family life. I defend clients throughout Jackson County with focused strategy, straight talk, and steady communication, so you know what’s next, step by step.
Protect your freedom & record: I move quickly on release conditions, no-contact issues, and early negotiations to prevent long-term damage.
A plan for the real world: We address work, parenting time, firearms implications, and privacy, practical solutions, not legalese.
Trial-tested defense: I’ve handled serious felonies and tough domestic cases across Southern Oregon; when it’s time to fight, we fight.
Review the police report, 911 audio, body-cam, and medical records; identify constitutional issues from minute one.
Seek modifications that balance safety with family/work realities; guard against accidental violations.
Analyze texts, social, call logs; prep defense witnesses and challenge inconsistencies.
Pursue dismissals, reductions, or treatment-based resolutions where appropriate and available.
Advise on OR and federal impacts; preserve future restoration options when possible.
Motions practice, suppression challenges, and trial representation when the state overreaches.
Client-first, judgment-free: I know these cases are personal; I communicate clearly and keep you informed.
Big-case skill, boutique care: You work directly with your lawyer, from day one through resolution.
Proven courtroom experience: State and federal defense background with deep Southern Oregon familiarity.
Second-chance mindset: From expungements to rights restoration, I think long-term about your future.
Free Call: We discuss charges, conditions, and immediate risks.
Evidence Download: I obtain discovery, 911 audio, and video; you share texts or other materials.
Defense Plan: I outline options, dismissal targets, plea strategy, or trial roadmap.
Stabilize Life: Address no-contact terms, work, parenting time, and treatment resources as needed.
Negotiate or Litigate: Pressure weaknesses in the state’s case; file motions or set for trial when it serves you.
Protect the Future: Plan for record-clearing or rights issues after the case.
Most cases start with booking and a no-contact order. You’ll likely have a first court appearance quickly. I focus on immediate conditions, then the evidence—911 call, reports, and any injuries—so we can push for a better position right away.
In some cases, yes. We can request modifications that protect safety while allowing essential family contact or exchanges through third parties. The earlier we address this, the better.
Yes. In Oregon, the state prosecutes; the accuser doesn’t control the case. A lawyer protects your rights, handles communications, and prevents missteps.
A qualifying conviction—or certain protective orders—can trigger state and federal firearms restrictions. I advise proactively to avoid collateral damage and protect future restoration options.
I offer free consults and transparent, often flat-fee options. Cost depends on case complexity and whether we negotiate or go to trial. We’ll map fees before you decide.
