Non-Legal Support
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This article describes how children are affected by domestic violence and steps parents can take to keep their children safe.
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Violence by an intimate partner can be a serious problem in keeping a job. There are both federal and state laws that provide protection for victims of crimes in the workplace.
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This article gives advice on how to guide your friend toward services that can be of assistance.
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If you are a friend of someone who may be a victim of domestic violence, here are some thoughts and questions you may have.
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