Sentences with phrase «victims of domestic abuse seeking»
She also mentioned the fact that although legal aid is technically available to victims of domestic abuse seeking protective injunctions, the monthly contributions can be so high that it is effectively unaffordable.
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Her lawsuit states that Cater previously was a victim of domestic abuse and that Hoyt used Cater's vulnerability to «lure» her into a «predatory and unlawful game in which Defendant Hoyt sought to control every aspect of the plaintiff's life.»
The program seeks to end the cycle of domestic violence by providing temporary shelter for the pets of abuse victims.
Given that, in America, one out of four women experiences domestic violence in her lifetime, and a woman is abused every nine seconds, more should be done to keep victims and their pets together as both seek shelter.
Simran also represents victims of domestic abuse and assists them in seeking protection in the form of non molestation orders, occupation orders and protection from harassment injunctions on an urgent basis.
In addition, if a covered entity suspects that an incapacitated patient is a victim of domestic violence and that a person seeking information about the patient may have abused the patient, covered entities should not disclose information to the suspected abuser if there is reason to believe that such a disclosure could cause the patient serious harm.
Paragraph (d)(10) for the special enrollment period for victims of domestic abuse or spousal abandonment and their dependents who seek to apply for coverage apart from the perpetrator of the abuse or abandonment;
Through authoring books, blogging, networking, and speaking about the issue of domestic abuse in the Christian church, we seek to expose the injustices being effected upon victims of domestic abuse and educate the church so it can deal more biblically with this issue.
An analysis of calls made by male victims to a national domestic abuse hotline (Hines et al., 2007) revealed that many men indicated having sought help in the past but having been turned away, laughed at, not taken seriously, and treated as batterers (rather than victims) by agency workers.