Hi!
I was a victim of domestic abuse. I was verbally abused and physically abused by my son's father. You can get help. You need to go to the police to get help with physical abuse. They can help you initially and have your partner arrested. Once your partner is arrested, you need to leave your house if you share a home with your abuser. Also, you need to take pictures of your injuries and go to a Doctor Who can diagnose your injury. You would have to take a copy of your diagnosis from your doctor. You will be needing this when you go to court and your pictures to get a restraining order.
If you have a child with your abuser, you could get more help than if you didn't have a child. Your doctor could refer you to different organizations that can help you as well. The police can also give you a referral. I hope this helps you, and promise yourself to stay away from your abuser. You know I fought my abuser till he had no penny in his pocket. I showed him how powerful women could be through the law. You can do this. You absolutely can get legal help, but I had to pay for my lawyer. My lawyer cost me too much money, and at that time I didn't have a job. With child custody case and restraining order and child support, I spent about 20 thousand dollars. I had to hire a private investigator because the mediators were going to give my son's father overnight visits. Of course, I could not allow that. So, I hired a private investigator to reveal all my abuser's secrets. Abusers are good in manipulating people. He was able to manipulate all court assigned mediators. I won in the end, through perseverance, revenge, and prayers.
The person who is getting abused is the legal victim.
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The victim employs lawyers. but they are organizations who also protect and represent the victim.
In North Carolina, it depends on the severity of the crime. If it is a felony, there is no statute of limitations. The charges can be filed at any time during the life of the alleged perpetrator.
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why yes they are the victim not the accused.
Re apply for the case. You can seek for the case to be revisited.
After the riots, Tom was not the only victim of the violence, several in the crowd sustained a blow to the head.
When they start laughing at the victim.
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The court will record the fact the victim did not turn up for a domestic violence case and it will be up to the victim's lawyer to decide what is next. Sometimes the victim of abuse feels threatened by her abuser or has been threatened to drop the case against the abuser.
Violence can come in different forms. And violence does not select its victim, so both men and women are victims.