Family Matters

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Family Matters

Things to Do if You Suspect Your Loved One to Be a Victim of Violence

In knowing or suspecting that someone is a victim of violence, you must also figure out how to help them out. First, you must understand the concept of assault and battery. Understanding the Difference Between Assault and Battery By definition, assault refers to an attempt to hurt or injure someone else. Some cases of assault

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Family Matters

How to Protect Yourself and Your Children From an Abuser

Domestic violence is an ongoing silent epidemic growing exponentially, and anyone, regardless of age, ethnicity, and class status, can become a victim of this. According to the NCADV, on average, 20 individuals per minute get physically abused by a spouse or intimate partner in the United States. This equates to over 10 million men and

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Points on Handling the Arrest and Trial of a Family Member

It’s not every day that people encounter someone else getting arrested. Given this, it can be a shock to find out that your loved one is arrested. You may have the impulse to panic and do something that may put both of you in trouble. However, it will be best for you to learn how

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