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Charges for domestic violence typically cause significant disruptions in the lives of both the accuser and the accused individual. While many cases involve justified charges and legal action, others might include unfair or dishonest information. A better understanding...
While every person struggles with anger and negative moods, you may have more difficulty coping with frustration if you face domestic violence charges. When faced with criminal charges, your willingness to change could make a difference. According to U.S. News, you...
If you are falsely accused of domestic violence, you likely have many concerns and issues to work through. Aside from the immense amount of stress these allegations often create, you could face immediate challenges in your life, such as problems in the workplace and...
If you face domestic violence charges, odds are you have experienced moments where it felt like your anger controlled you. While anger is a normal emotion, it can hurt your relationships with others and leave lasting damage to your life when it gets out of control....
Understanding the underlying causes of domestic violence may help people overcome their tendencies and learn healthier ways of coping with pressure. Often, perpetrators of domestic violence in North Carolina have experienced prior trauma that may impact their...
Family immigration in the United States is something that happens regularly. The country likes the idea of keeping families together whenever possible, which is why these laws encourage permanent lawfully residents to bring their families into the country. The...
Having North Carolina law enforcement come to your home for a domestic violence call is often something you do not wish to share with others. It is a vulnerable time when law enforcement comes into your private space to resolve an emotionally charged situation. It...
Seeing the flashing red and blue lights in your rearview mirror is not something that makes anyone feel comfortable, but if a North Carolina officer pulls you over, it is important to know what to do. This is especially true if the officer suspects you of drinking and...
If you or someone you love is in an abusive relationship and needs protection, there are many resources available in North Carolina. In our state, a “restraining order” is officially called a Domestic Violence Protection Order, commonly known as a “DVPO” or sometimes...
While your spouse does not lay a hand on you, you may still feel abused. Non-physical abuse is emotional abuse, another type of domestic violence. Domestic Shelters provides deeper insight into the emotional abuse that can take place within a marriage. Learn whether...
