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Domestic Battery Las Vegas & Across Nevada

Facing BDV charges? Your freedom, rights, and future are on the line. At LBC Law Group, we understand how overwhelming these cases can be and we’re here to defend you with experience, strategy, and urgency.

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What Is Battery Domestic Violence (BDV) in Nevada?

Battery Domestic Violence commonly called BDV or domestic battery is a serious criminal charge in Nevada.

A conviction can lead to jail time, steep fines, and the loss of your right to own or possess a firearm, even for first-time offenders.

In Nevada, BDV applies when a harmful or aggressive act is committed against someone with whom you have a close or intimate relationship. These relationships may include:

Spouses or ex-spouses
Parents and children
Romantic partners (even if not living together or married)
Roommates or former roommates

You don’t need to currently be in a relationship with the other person past relationships also apply.

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Clark County BDV Case Process

Police respond to an incident

Police respond to an incident
Charges can be filed

by the police or the alleged victim but once charges are filed, only the government can drop them, not the victim.
You may be arrested on the spot

or have a warrant issued later sometimes without knowing it.
You’ll be required to appear in court

and if you don’t, a warrant may be issued.
Already concerned you may have a warrant?

Call us immediately we’ll help you find out and take action.
Don’t sign statements/releases

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FAQs

Battery Domestic Violence commonly called BDV or domestic battery is a serious criminal charge in Nevada. A conviction can lead to jail time, steep fines, and the loss of your right to own or possess a firearm, even for first-time offenders.
In Nevada, BDV applies when a harmful or aggressive act is committed against someone with whom you have a close or intimate relationship. These relationships may include:
- Spouses or ex-spouses
- Parents and children
- Romantic partners (even if not living together or married)
- Roommates or former roommates
You don’t need to currently be in a relationship with the other person past relationships also apply.
Yes but never accept a plea deal without a defense attorney.
In Clark County, plea negotiations are common in BDV cases. But prosecutors may offer terms that sound fair but aren’t. That’s where we come in.
At LBC Law Group, we:
- Evaluate the strength of the evidence
- Negotiate for charge reductions, diversions, or dismissals
- Protect your record, job, and rights
- Ensure your voice is heard, even if you're nervous to speak in court
If you’re a parent, employee, or someone with a professional license, you have a lot to lose. We’ll work to reduce the impact and help you move forward.
Absolutely. BDV charges carry long-term consequences, even if you’re innocent or the situation was misunderstood.
With the right defense, your charges may be reduced—or dismissed entirely. An experienced attorney will guide you through the legal process, help you avoid missteps, and protect your rights at every stage.
Domestic violence laws in Nevada are aggressive. Once you're charged, the court system moves fast and without strong representation, you could face:
- Jail time
- Mandatory counseling
- Loss of firearm rights
- Fines and court costs
- A permanent criminal record
The moment you're charged, it’s critical to have a skilled defense attorney on your side to evaluate the case, protect your rights, and fight for your future.

Why Clients Choose Us

We Handle the Insurance

We take over calls, forms, and negotiations, so adjusters stop pressuring you and you can focus on healing.
Maximize Your Recovery

We build evidence for medical costs, future care, lost income, and pain/suffering to push for the full value of your claim.