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Many domestic violence victims find it difficult to get out of their relationships safely. When dealing with an abuser, the divorce process becomes more daunting because you do not know how your ex will react. To protect yourself, you may want to file charges. What...
Whether you are preparing for divorce or are beginning to question your relationship with your spouse, you may begin to suspect that he or she is emotionally abusive. Emotional abuse is common, particularly during the demise of a relationship. Though common, emotional...
Experiencing any form of domestic abuse should be grounds for divorce. Unfortunately, abusive partners often manipulate their spouses into questioning if they experienced legitimate abuse. This is particularly true if your partner has narcissistic personality traits....
If you suffered domestic violence at the hands of your spouse, you may be able to request a restraining order. Restraining orders protect abuse victims by restricting the other person from contacting or showing up near them. The restraining order may keep you safe,...
Whether you are in the early stages of preparing to file for a divorce or have almost finished the process of ending your marriage, it is essential to stay vigilant and have a clear understanding of your rights. From child custody cases to the division of property,...
Many people with disabilities struggle to care for themselves in a way that supports a healthy lifestyle, and when a spouse or partner abuses them, this can severely impact that attempt. According to the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence, nearly 25% percent...
If you are experiencing domestic violence in your marriage, you can request a restraining order. There are two types of restraining orders, and each outlines conditions that the alleged abuser must follow. The judge states a deadline for the order. If the defendant...