Helping You Break Free: Experienced Lawyer for Abuse Victims Seeking Safety
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When you are in an abusive marriage, divorce may feel like the only way out. But taking this step to your freedom might feel overwhelming, and sometimes impossible too. Not anymore! With Clark Law Group by your side, you will receive strong and compassionate legal support to navigate the divorce process and ensure your safety. No matter the kind or extent of abuse you are dealing with, our lawyer for abuse victims will stand firmly by your side.
When you contact Clark Law Group, a dedicated emotional abuse attorney will understand the unique challenges you are facing and how fearful things can be for you. Our team is committed to listening without judging you and taking the right legal steps to prioritize your safety, dignity, and peace of mind.
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The different kinds of abuse one partner might go through in a divorce include
Physical Abuse
Physical abuse is the most common and well-known kind of domestic abuse. It includes slapping, punching, kicking, or harming the victim in any other physical manner.
Mental / Emotional Abuse
Mental or emotional abuse includes acts such as threats, name-calling, humiliation, intimidation, gaslighting, or manipulation, which impact their confidence and mental health.
Controlling Behavior
An abusive spouse may withhold money from their partner or try to control them by not allowing them to get a job, spend time with family, or socialize with their friends and neighbors.
Stalking / Harassment
If the victim of abuse tries to get free from the relationship, the abusive partner may also stalk or harass them, which affects the victim’s sense of security and thinking power, too.
What Domestic Abuse Can Look Like
Did you know that according to the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence (NCADV), 33.33% of women and 25% of men have experienced violence from their partner at least once in their lives?
Domestic violence occurs in more marriages than people realize – in Texas, across the United States, and around the globe. If a person has suffered abuse from their spouse, they can consider obtaining a family violence protective order. This order ensures that the abusive partner maintains a distance from the victim, their children, or other family members. In Texas, someone can request an emergency protective order on an “ex parte” basis – meaning the abuser will not be notified in advance. If you need help understanding this better, you should get in touch with a good domestic violence lawyer.
From start to finish, we handle the legal battle, so you can focus on moving forward with your life.
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Kinds of Divorce from an Abusive Spouse in Texas
According to Texas law, you can file for a divorce of one of the following kinds:
Fault Divorce
This requires you to provide evidence of all the acts of cruelty or abuse by your spouse.
No-Fault Divorce
If you are uncomfortable proving to the court that you were abused, you can still file for a divorce.
Effects of Abuse Allegations on Your Divorce Case: What Aspects Will Be Impacted
Since courts in Texas take domestic abuse allegations very seriously, the aspects of your divorce that will be affected include:
Child Custody
Visitation Arrangements
Spousal Support
Parental Rights
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At Clark Law Group, our domestic violence lawyers in Dallas TX understand how scary and overwhelming divorcing an abusive spouse can be. With our help, you can take the right legal steps to protect your rights and ensure your security.
Want to speak with a skilled lawyer for abuse victims? Get in touch with the team at Clark Law Group and schedule your first consultation!
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