Domestic Violence
Help from a Domestic Violence Lawyer
Many who are victims of domestic violence believe they do not need or cannot afford a domestic violence lawyer. However, even if you are only looking to file for an injunction (also known as a restraining order), having an attorney can benefit you in many ways. Your Lawyer is an Expert at Paperwork Assuming you…
Read MoreTypes of Domestic Violence Restraining Orders
October is National Domestic Violence Month. Obviously, it is not something we celebrate, but rather to bring awareness. Many people question whether their situation qualifies for a domestic violence restraining order or domestic violence injunction as it is legally called in Florida. There are many types of abuse and if you think you are a…
Read MoreHow Domestic Violence/Abuse is Relevant in Your Divorce
October is Domestic Violence Awareness month. As a divorce attorney, we are saddened by how many times an individual discloses that they suffer from domestic violence or abuse. No one deserves to be abused. Not you and not your children. Although many people think of domestic abuse only as domestic violence where one party physically…
Read MoreWhat You Need to Know Before Filing a Restraining Order
Although there are many reasons people have for filing injunctions in Florida, one of the most common is due to domestic abuse or domestic violence. If you are a victim, you have the right to file a restraining order against your abuser. However, it is not as easy as it may appear which is why,…
Read MoreYou Can Seek Help for Domestic Abuse
Domestic abuse can happen to anyone. In fact, it is estimated that over 4,000 people die because of the actions of an abuser each year. Countless more will suffer injuries. If you are experiencing abuse or if you suspect a loved one may be involved with an abuser, you can take action. There are many…
Read MoreNational Domestic Violence Month
Since 1989, October has been designated as National Domestic Violence Month. Sadly, domestic violence is still prevalent in our society more than 30 years later. It does not restrict itself to one race, gender, or even type of relationship. If you are suffering in an abusive relationship, whether with a spouse, partner, parent, or sibling,…
Read MoreDomestic Abuse May Continue After Separation
In 2019 there were over 100,000 cases of domestic abuse or violence reported to law enforcement. Although the vast majority were between spouses or those cohabitating, separation or divorce does not always end the abuse. In these cases, further steps may need to be taken in order to keep the abused partner (and sometimes children)…
Read MoreDomestic Abuse Is on the Rise
There are many types of abuse, all of which are on the rise since the coronavirus pandemic began. This is not just true in Tampa or Florida or the United States; it is a worldwide problem. An article in Psychology Today cites that the increase in domestic abuse cases could be as much as 20%.…
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