Courts almost always issue a temporary Order of Protection (restraining order) at the arraignment. A 'full stay-away' order means you cannot contact the protected party at all, even if you live together. Violating this is a separate crime.

A federal tax evasion conviction under 26 U.S.C. § 7201 carries up to five years in prison per count. Individuals generally face fines of up to $250,000 under the federal fine statute, with higher amounts possible under its gain-or-loss provisions. Tax loss and other sentencing factors affect the outcome. A conviction also risks consequences for employment, professional licenses, and immigration status.

Yes. The Law Offices of Matthew Cohan offers free confidential consultations for potential civil lawsuits. Bring relevant contracts, messages, photographs, records, or notices, and explain the harm you suffered and the outcome you seek. The team will assess your situation, discuss options, and identify next steps. Call (516) 375-1107 to schedule your consultation.