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If you encounter domestic violence, you may not have a choice but to defend yourself. Unfortunately, when you take safety into your own hands, your partner could turn around and claim that you attacked him or her first. If you face allegations of domestic violence,...
Domestic abuse is when a person you share a home with uses violence, the threat of violence or different manipulation tactics to exert control over another individual. It is an act of extreme cruelty, which is one of the grounds for a divorce in New Jersey. Financial...
Sexual assault is a grave crime, and New Jersey laws do not give exceptions to married couples. The outdated and wrong belief that a spouse cannot commit sexual assault against their partner has no place here. In New Jersey, the crime of sexual assault applies to all...
For many couples, divorce can become one of the most challenging experiences in life. Emotions can spiral out of control, leading to anxiety, depression and anger. Sometimes, people experience domestic violence while ending their marriage, or they want to address...
Divorce proceedings can present complex and emotionally challenging situations, particularly when domestic violence is involved. In New Jersey, individuals who have experienced domestic violence may question whether a domestic violence injunction is necessary as part...
It may seem as if knowing if you are a victim of domestic violence would be something obvious. However, many people do not recognize they are in a bad situation. As you begin your divorce, it is important to identify if you are suffering from domestic violence as it...
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,...