The answer will depend on if the act meets the federal definition of domestic violence:

 

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This definition is narrower than those of many state laws as it does not
automatically include boyfriends or girlfriends, if there is no shared
child. The NIC’s interpretation of a person similarly situated to a
spouse includes a common-law spouse or a person who cohabitates with a
person in an intimate way and with intent to make it their home.  The
NIC will look at things, such as does the victim have another address or
home, amount of time spent at the home, and steps taken toward making
it their home, such as receiving mail, registering to vote, etc.  

Many state laws also include the threatened use of force, even if no
deadly weapon was part of the threat.  Such acts are not included in the
federal law.