State your case and drop it. Most parents don't accept advice about their children very well. Being a step-parent is a really tough job.
Tell them that they're daughter is emotionally hurt and convince them to stop abusing her.
Abuse sometimes breeds abuse and couples comprising two abusers are common.
It's not up to you to stop your father from abusing you physically and emotionally. His abusive behaviour is not about you; it is not a reflection of your character. It is solely about his own mental and emotional state. Your duty is to get away from the abuser, to find a safe haven, and to report him to the authorities. Let the courts and the healthcare system deal with your father. It's not your fault, nor your responsibility. Your job is to get out of there alive.
if you do not spend enough time nor have the time for your child/ren, you should be a parent.Parents can not abuse, verbally or physically a child/ren. there is a diff. between spanking and abusing yes. But avoid it as much as possible. you need to emotionally and physically care for youre child/ren.
Yes, two people beating each other up physically can get arrested.
I hope I hear yes...
Are you kidding? Call the police. File a police report and complaint.
It's possible, but does all of this happen when the child is not home? Walls are thinner than we think. He is teaching this child a way of life, that it's okay to behave this way. By you staying in this partnership, you are also saying to this child or children that's it's okay. Please ask yourself, "Is this okay?". Good Luck.
If you don't want to be with the person, are no longer interested or attracted to them, if you have interest in someone else, you just noticably don't have the feelings for them as you had, if they are abusing you in anyway physically or emotionally, if they are cheating on you and you cannot forgive them, if they are using you or lying to you or if there are any additional personal issues that incur between you both that cannot be worked through.
Yes, it is. Slapping your child is physically abusing them.
When one of the spouses is abusing everyone in the household, obviously, everyone (maybe including the abusive spouse) will face some degree of emotional, physically, and/or mental damage. A better question would be "What should you do to get rid of a spouse that is abusing everyone in the household."
Yes, this is only if you're not abusing your child daily.