I had an altercation with my domestic partner. I was assaulted and struck back.

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   Scott Evan GrossPro

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   Answered January 21, 2013 07:44. If neither party wants to pursue the charges, they will most likely be dismissed. You would need an attorney to facilitate this.
   
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   Eric Rothstein

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   Answered January 21, 2013 08:09. If neither of you cooperate with thte DA then the cases will likely have to be dismissed. Hopefully neither of you signed the supporting deposition.

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   Maria C. Tebano

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   Answered January 21, 2013 10:21. If neither one of you wants to press charges and refuse to cooperate with the DA, then a dismissal will be granted. Hire attorneys to get this done for you.

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   Lawrence Weinreich

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   Answered January 21, 2013 10:23. If neither of you cooperate with the DA in the end the charges will most likely be dropped. It is storngly suggested that you both seek legal assistance with this matter.
   
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