Understanding what constitutes domestic violence is the first step toward seeking help and protection.
What Constitutes Domestic Violence?William Weinberg recognizes that domestic violence is not limited to physical attacks but includes a spectrum of abusive behaviors. These behaviors encompass:
It is not uncommon for several forms of abuse to be present simultaneously within an abusive relationship.
Can Protective Orders Extend Beyond Spousal Relationships?William Weinberg informs you that protective measures like Temporary Restraining Orders (TROs) and emergency protective orders are not exclusive to situations involving spouses. Depending on your state, individuals who are experiencing abuse from live-in partners, other adult family members, non-cohabitating partners, or even roommates may also be eligible to obtain such orders. For specific information regarding legal protections in your state, do not hesitate to reach out to William Weinberg for a free consultation at (949) 474-8008.
What Help Is Available for Individuals Exhibiting Abusive Behavior?To foster positive change, William Weinberg points to services designed for men willing to address their abusive tendencies. Resources include:
Abusive Men Exploring New Directions (AMEND)
Phone: 303-832-6363
Website: www.amendinc.org
Address: 2727 Bryant Street, Suite 350, Denver, CO 80211
EMERGE: A Men's Counseling Service
Phone: 617-547-9879
Website: www.emergedv.com
Address: 2380 Massachusetts Ave. #101, Cambridge, MA 02140
These organizations offer programs for behavior modification and recovery.
If you need guidance, support, or legal advice concerning domestic violence issues, William Weinberg is here to assist you. Please call the firm at (949) 474-8008 for your complimentary consultation. We are committed to helping you navigate these challenging circumstances with the utmost care and legal skill.