Edward N. Ajlouny brings more than 30 years of domestic violence defense and trial experience in Santa Clara County and throughout Silicon Valley. A former prosecutor, he represents clients in serious state and federal criminal matters with careful strategy, thorough preparation, and direct attorney involvement.
Domestic violence charges can have profound consequences on your freedom, your family, and your future. Edward N. Ajlouny brings more than three decades of criminal defense experience, including proven strategies tailored to domestic violence cases, to advocate for your rights at every stage. Whether facing allegations of domestic battery, threats, false imprisonment, or related offenses, clients work directly with an attorney who thoroughly analyzes the facts, challenges the prosecution’s assumptions, and builds a defense focused on protecting your interests and your record. Early legal counsel can make all the difference in minimizing charges, seeking reductions, or achieving dismissal when the evidence supports it.
As a former U.S. Marine, Mr. Ajlouny applies discipline, persistence, and thorough preparation to every case. Each matter is carefully reviewed, investigated, and defended with focused attention to detail.
Over 30 Years of Criminal Defense Experience
With more than three decades in criminal law, Mr. Ajlouny has represented clients across Silicon Valley in state and federal courts, handling matters from misdemeanors to serious felony cases.
Former Prosecutor Perspective
Having worked for the Santa Clara County DA’s Office, Edward N. Ajlouny understands how prosecutors evaluate cases, file charges, and build trial strategies — insight that informs every defense decision.
Extensive Trial Experience in State and Federal Courts
Mr. Ajlouny has handled thousands of domestic violence cases, including complex and high-stakes trials. His experience allows him to prepare each case thoroughly, whether it resolves through negotiation or goes to trial.
Domestic Violence Defense Representation Across San Jose
Domestic violence allegations are taken seriously and often move quickly through the legal system. Whether the case involves domestic battery, corporal injury, restraining orders, or related charges, the prosecution must still meet its burden of proof. When Edward N. Ajlouny takes on a domestic violence case, he begins with a careful review of the facts, the relationship history, and the circumstances surrounding the allegation to develop a defense focused on protecting your rights, your record, and your future.
Domestic Violence
Aggressive defense against domestic violence allegations and related charges.
Child Abuse
Skilled representation in child abuse investigations and criminal allegations.
Harassment
Defending against harassment claims, orders, and related criminal counts.
Kidnapping
Strategic defense for kidnapping, unlawful confinement, or related offenses.
Restraining Orders
Defense against restraining orders and related domestic protective actions.
Spousal Abuse
Representation in spousal abuse cases and related criminal accusations.
Physical Abuse
Defense in all types of physical abuse matters, helping protect your rights and record.
Emotional Abuse
Defense against emotional abuse allegations in complex domestic cases.
Sexual Abuse
Experienced defense for sexual abuse allegations in domestic contexts.
Financial Abuse
Protecting your rights in financial abuse and control-related accusations.
Stalking
Defense against stalking charges linked to domestic or personal disputes.
Digital Abuse
Defense for digital abuse claims involving texts, emails, or online conduct.
Speak With a Domestic Violence Defense Attorney Before Critical Decisions Are Made
Domestic violence allegations can escalate quickly and carry serious legal and personal consequences. Early involvement of an experienced domestic violence defense attorney can help protect your rights, address restraining orders, evaluate the evidence, and guide you through the process with clarity and confidence.
Edward N. Ajlouny is an experienced criminal defense and family law attorney with more than 30 years of legal experience representing clients throughout Northern California and Michigan. As a former prosecutor and United States Marine, he brings disciplined judgment, strategic advocacy, and a steady approach to domestic violence matters, helping clients navigate sensitive allegations while protecting their rights, reputation, and future.
If you are under investigation or facing domestic violence allegations, you do not have to face the legal system alone. Receive clear guidance, an honest assessment of your options, and a defense strategy focused on protecting your rights, record, and future.
Former District Attorney Perspective: During and after law school, Mr. Ajlouny worked for the Santa Clara County District Attorney’s office. He served on the Legal Research Team and the Three Strikes Team, giving him an "insider’s" understanding of the prosecution’s charging policies and strategies.
Military Discipline: Having served in the U.S. Marine Corps from 1986 to 1990, Mr. Ajlouny applies the lessons of maximum effort and persistence to his legal practice. He is known for "fighting the good fight" even when the odds are difficult.
Extensive Trial Experience: He has handled thousands of cases, ranging from minor misdemeanors to high-stakes federal crimes and life-felony cases like homicide.
Legal Philosophy
Mr. Ajlouny’s practice is built on the principle that every individual deserves a strong advocate to safeguard their constitutional rights. He believes that while most law enforcement and prosecutors are well-meaning, the system often has a bias toward over-aggressive prosecution. His goal is to ensure his clients are treated fairly and to obtain the best possible results, whether that means reduced sentencing or having charges dropped entirely.
Education & Admissions
Juris Doctor: University of Santa Clara School of Law, 1994
Bachelor of Arts in Political Science (With Honors): University of California, Davis, 1990
Bar Admissions: Licensed to practice in both California and Michigan
