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If you are pregnant and he verbally and emotionally abuses you can you get full custody?
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∙ 14y ago
Yes you can,document everything he says to you in a journal.Record him in heated abusive arguments,and make sure you keep cool and let him spout off. Take a baby monitor and put it in an area he would never find it invite a witness over and listen to your conversations with your husband so that they can stand up for you in court. Set up a camera during these confrontations keep all tapes in a safe place,or at your lawyers office.
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If a person verbally abuses what legalities are there?
yes
How do you handle a friend who verbally abuses you and your family?
hit them :L
What if the father threatens and physically abuses and emotionally abuses you?
That would mean you're being abused.
If you are fourteen and your older brother verbally abuses you constantly is it legal to hit him?
No
Can a child live with her father because her mother verbally abuses her?
If you bring it to the authorities, yes.
Can a verbal abuser be arrested?
No I dont think so, but if he verbally abuses you then maybe its time fo you to get out of the relationship.
If someone verbally abuses you can you hit them?
It depends, if your a girl yes, if your a boy only do it if you are going tohit a guy.
How can you love someone who verbally abuses you about past relationships?
You cant. ther is no way to love someone like that.
Isn t right that a parent verbal abuse a child?
No, it isn't right if a parent verbally abuses a child.
Was happens when a foster sibling abuses a foster child in their custody?
how badly have they been abused? then its a different story
How do you respond to a father with anger issues who verbally abuses your entire family?
Tell a school counselor or Child Protective Services. Let them deal with him.
I dont want to live w my mom anymore she emotionally abuses me I'm 14 and live in Illinois Are there any laws that can benifit me help my other parent gain full custody?
There are laws against child abuse. If your mother is actually abusing you, you could talk to a school counselor or to Child Protective Services. Assuming your other parent WANTS custody, evidence of abuse would be a very strong argument in their favor.
