Columbus Harassment Defense Lawyers

Did You Threaten, Follow or Harass Someone?

In Ohio, stalking offenses can be charged as misdemeanors or felonies. If convicted, you could be sentenced to jail or prison. A conviction for stalking/harassment can occur even if no physical harm was done.

The Scott and Nolder Law Firm provides experienced advocacy to individuals charged with menacing by stalking. Because we have extensive experience with harassment/stalking defense, we know how to investigate these types of charges. If you have been charged with stalking, call an attorney as soon as possible. For a free consultation with our Columbus harassment attorneys, call us at 614-221-9790.

Fighting the Case Against You

It is relatively easy to be accused of harassment or stalking. However, proving that an individual is guilty of the charges is often more difficult. With our experience, we can often identify significant weaknesses in the prosecution’s case.

Menacing by stalking may include behaviors such as:
• Unwanted letters, phone calls, e-mails or text messages
• Threats of violence
• Following the victim
• Repeatedly driving by the victim’s home, school or workplace
• Trespassing/vandalism of the victim’s home
• Threatening and/or harming family and friends of the victim

It is not uncommon for harassment/stalking charges to accompany restraining order violations, assault, domestic violence and/or sex crime charges. If you are facing multiple charges, it is critical that you have an experienced defense lawyer representing you.

We understand the seriousness of these charges. You can trust our aggressive and strategic approach to criminal defense. Contact us online to arrange a free consultation.