
- Experience
- 42 years
- Consultation
- Free consultation
- Bar State
- Kentucky
- Contingency
- Available
- Languages
- English
- Verification
- Approved profile
- Phone
- (502) 584-4323
About
Richard J. Head is a Louisville, Kentucky attorney focused on domestic violence defense, including representation in Emergency Protective Order (EPO) hearings and Domestic Violence Order (DVO) cases in Jefferson County and surrounding courts. He represents individuals who have been served with protective orders and need immediate legal guidance before a DVO hearing. As a Louisville domestic violence lawyer, Mr. Head handles the full scope of protective order defense, including EPO defense, DVO hearings, DVO renewal defense, and related domestic violence charges. These cases often move quickly, with hearings scheduled within days, and can affect housing, child custody, firearm rights, and employment. His practice is built around preparing clients for these time-sensitive proceedings and addressing both the legal and practical consequences of a protective order. Mr. Head regularly appears in Jefferson County Family Court, where he represents respondents in contested DVO hearings and proceedings involving no-contact orders, allegations of domestic violence, and related family law issues. He works closely with clients to evaluate allegations, organize evidence, and prepare for testimony under the standards applied by Kentucky courts in determining whether domestic violence has occurred and may occur again. In addition to initial hearings, Mr. Head provides representation in DVO renewal defense and motions to modify or address existing protective orders. He also advises clients on issues such as communication restrictions, compliance with court orders, and the potential impact of a DVO on background checks and firearm possession under Kentucky and federal law. Based in Louisville, Mr. Head serves clients throughout Jefferson County and Shelby County. His practice is focused, detail-oriented, and centered on providing clear guidance to individuals facing domestic violence allegations and protective order proceedings. Major credit cards are accepted.
