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If a mother is in an abusive relationship has 2 kids can she leave the state without getting in trouble?
No! She needs to go to women's shelter and to court.
I am in an abusive relationship and we're in our mid twenties now but I was 19 and he was 16 when we got together so if I leave him can he get me in trouble for being with him when he was a minor?
We think not, but you might check with a lawyer in the state where you reside.
In the state of Arkansas is it legal for me to take my children and leave my abusive boyfriend and leave the state?
Absolutely. Do it immediately. The only thing he can do is sue you for custody, and if you can prove that he was/is abusive, he will not get it. You can also try to get a restraining order put on him. Do this immediately. Call the police right away. Do not wait, it only gets worse. Do it for your children.
Where can a person find help to get out of an abusive relationship?
There exist a hotline for every state in the United States if you find yourself in an abusive relationship which you can find on the Tripod website. If you find yourself in immediate danger you can also contact 911 and they will assist you immediately.
What to do when he uses a belt?
If he is using a belt to hit you, you are probably in a abusive relationship. Try talking to him about it, but if your man is dominant, you should try to seek some help from an external source such as friends and family or a relationship counseling centre. Do you feel as though you still love him? If you do, try and work it out, I'm not sure how deep your relationship is as you did not state it, but if he continues to use a belt to hit you, you should leave him as this is an unhealthy relationship that at the end of the day will end in tears, blood and bruises.
What should you do if you're in an emotionally abusive relationship on and off again for 4 years and you keep coming back but you're not strong enough to leave because of your mental state?
It's one of the hardest choices and things you'd ever do, but believe me it have to be done. your gonna have to leave your abuser because if he doesn't get help and admit what he's doing to you he's gonna keep doing it.
You want to leave FL because of an abusive relationship with your child?
You can do it just believe in yourself. Try to save up some money, get all of your important papers together and find a way to get out. Try to find a place to go. Find a shelter in another state to take you and your child to start a new life over.
How do you help your boyfriend if he has become verbally and physically abusive?
Communicating with your abuser is an art form. It is called "walking on eggshells". If you think the relationship is getting emotionally abusive no need to talk...best to walk and do it fast. Once the abuse begins in the cycle, it is hard to get out. The longer the cycle has been spinning the more difficult to leave.
Who can you report abusive car dealers to?
Your state attorney general office.
You live in WI and need to get out of your house you have abusive parents and you turn 16 in a week How can you legally leave ASAP?
Emancipation. Laws very state to state but if you can prove that you are in an abusive situation and can live on your own and provide medical care, shelter, food, clothing and such than it is a possibility. Some states may advise a foster home until you reach the age of 18. Social services can have you removed to foster care immediately.
Does the state of South Australia have a governmental registry of same-sex couples?
No, there is no state-wide relationship registry. However, same-sex couples in a de facto relationship are entitled to most of the rights and benefits of legal marriage, except that they must prove the validity of their relationship using financial receipts, legal documents, witnesses and affidavits.
How often can you leave state while on probation when you are trying to make a long distance relationship work until the probation is over?
Unless your probation explicitly allows you to leave the state, you would be in violation of your parole and liable to being remanded to jail to serve the remainder of your sentence.
