Frequently Asked Questions
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When It's Time to Go: Part I
A checklist of essentials to take with you when escaping abuse | Walking out the door and away from an abuser—or kicking an abusive partner out the door, if so inc... read more
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Abusive Red Flags Everyone Should Know
The signs that your partner could turn violent | One in three women will experience domestic violence at some point in their lifetime. According to the Violence Po... read more
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This Is What Abuse Looks Like
Spotting the signs, red flags and warning signals of abuse could save your life | Sometimes the hardest part about getting help when you’re with an abuser is recogn... read more
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A Deadly Cycle
The four stages of abuse can happen over and over— until you stop them | There's a certain script domestic violence follows and survivors know it well. Most advocates ... read more
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How to Get a Personal Protection Order
Don’t feel overwhelmed by the process—advocacy agencies can help | Protection orders, sometimes referred to as restraining orders and injunctions, are available to ... read more
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Profile of an Abuser
Is it possible to spot an abusive partner before you get involved? | No one ever plans to venture out into the dating world and choose an abusive partner. No on... read more
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Domestic Violence Statistics
The hard truth about domestic violence | Alarming statistics indicate that, as you read this short sentence, a woman has become the victim of assault. According to ... read more
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