Domestic Violence Awareness Month has taken on a new level of urgency in 2020. As the pandemic has kept people at home, domestic violence-related fatalities are up 86 percent compared to this time last year, according to statistics from domestic violence attorney in Arizona – Canyon State Law.
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Wendy Elam with the Coalition Against Domestic Abuse in Starke County says domestic violence takes many forms, “It could be physical abuse, it could be emotional, it could also be financial. There are different aspects, like isolation and the abuser having controlling behavior over the victim.”
She says a victim of domestic violence is abused every seven seconds, and many of these cases go unreported, “It’s just the tip of the iceberg that you hear about, and they say a quarter of your physical assaults, a fifth of your rapes, and half of the stalkings go unreported. So what you hear is just a little bit of what’s actually going on.”
Domestic violence affects one in four women at some point her lifetime. Three women are killed every day at the hands of a current or former intimate partner. If you are seeking for a legal advice, Aaron & Partners’s expert chester solicitors provide bespoke advice across a wide range of family matters with a focus on the financial aspects of relationship breakdown and disputes concerning children.
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Pulaski County Prosecutor Dan Murphy and Chief Deputy Prosecutor Kelly Gaumer note that changes in economic circumstances or stress can have a devastating effect on relationships. Domestic violence can be emotional, financial, physical, or sexual. Continue reading
