He cheated. Repeatedly.

Laura had finally had enough. And now Jack had finally given her her a bit of an opportunity.

Laura called 911 and made a criminal domestic violence report. Jack maintained his innocence.

But here's the thing. Jack was engaged in highly sensitive security work in the private sector ... and with the government and military.

Any black mark could ruin him. He was determined to beat a criminal conviction, no matter what it took.

And to stop Laura from using this false allegation to her advantage in the upcoming divorce and child custody case.

Jack retained me as his criminal domestic violence defense lawyer for his criminal domestic violence defense in criminal court.

It was a long hard battle that took a lot of hard work but, in the end, the state dropped its case (nolle prosse) against Jack and stated in the paperwork that it was dropping the case for insufficient evidence to make out its case.

Those were exactly the magic words Jack needed to protect his career.

Jack was beyond ecstatic. I had told him I would try hard to get those magic words, but the state hardly ever gives defendants the satisfaction of using them ... even when they fully apply, as they did here.

NOTE: Every case is different. Just because Jack achieved this outcome doesn't mean that your case will.