By aphlaw | Published September 20, 2018 | Posted in Divorce, Domestic Violence | Tagged Tags: divorce, divorce lawyers, domestic abuse, domestic violence | Comments Off on What to Do if You’re a Victim of Domestic Abuse
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What to Do if You’re a Victim of Domestic Abuse
Domestic abuse is unfortunately all too common — and many cases go unreported. If you are married to an abusive spouse, there are several steps you can take to get out of the relationship and protect yourself and your children: Keep it quiet: First and foremost, never alert your abuser about your plans to leave Read More
Read MoreRecognizing the Signs of an Abusive Relationship
In some situations, it can take time for victims of domestic abuse to realize that they are in an abusive relationship. This is especially true when the abuse isn’t physical. Cuts and bruises are clear symptoms of abuse, but the mental and emotional scarring is not always as easy to notice and confront. With this Read More
Read MoreHow Does Domestic Violence Affect Child Custody in Minnesota?
Minnesota courts take domestic abuse seriously as it relates to child custody. In most cases, physical custody goes to the parent who provides most of the children’s daily care. Legal custody is typically shared by both parents, who then must work together to make decisions regarding education, medicine, culture, religion and other issues. This can Read More
Read MoreHandling a Divorce that Involves Domestic Violence
According to research from the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers, about 32 percent of all attorneys who participated in a survey noticed an increase in domestic violence-related issues within the past five years. With these figures on the rise, it’s important for individuals to know how to handle a divorce when domestic abuse is involved. Read More
Read MoreDealing with Domestic Violence During Your Divorce
When domestic violence is an issue in your divorce, there are a number of extra considerations involved. First and foremost, you need to keep yourself and your children safe. The following are some steps you should take to deal with domestic violence as you prepare for your divorce: Contact law enforcement: Do not wait for Read More
Read MoreDomestic Violence: An Alarming Trend
Domestic violence is an ugly topic with ugly outcomes and it must be addressed. The deaths and injuries caused by domestic violence must also end. This sad situation does not discriminate and can happen to anyone. Men, women, children, same sex partners, husbands and wives are all potential victims. Our office takes an aggressive stance Read More
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