Laurel House Administration
Norristown, PA:
Laurel House in Montco. offers help for domestic violence victims
A devastating display of violence today in Philadelphia has many people reflecting on the very real dangers of volatile relationships.
Prevent Domestic Violence Before it Starts │ Futures Without Violence
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The true scope of this public health epidemic is staggering.
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After two employees were killed, the hospital where they worked decided to tackle the issue head-on.
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If you are a man who has suffered from severe physical violence by an intimate partner, you could be compensated for your injuries. Don’t let abuse go unreported and get in contact with our domestic violence attorneys today.
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Different states have different rules on whether child victims can be named in the media which can be confusing but we must get the facts right in this important press freedom debate.
How Domestic Violence Affects Children
Regrettably, I know first-hand from my own childhood what it looks like to see a woman assaulted and battered by a man who supposedly loves her.
Domestic Violence, and Why Leaving Is Hard
One in four women and one in seven men have experienced severe physical domestic violence. If that's you or someone you know, help is available.
Safe connectivity tips for domestic violence victims
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In Part I of this blog series we explained what a domestic violence injunction is. This legal document provides protection to domestic abuse victims by making certain legal requirements of the abuser, such as moving out of the victims home and staying a minimum of 500 feet away from them. The abuser is subject to arrest if he or she …
16 Unavoidable Facts About Domestic Violence
Every two seconds someone is a victim of domestic violence in the United States.
