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If you ever faced a domestic violence of met a person who is a victim of domestic violence then you may not understand what to do in such a situation. It’s a kind of situation when sometimes you might think of calling emergency nos. If you feel stuck in an abusive relationship that involves domestic violence, know that there are many solutions to stop being one of the domestic violence victims. Here are some ideas and suggestions for the victims of domestic violence that can of very help. First thing you may like to get a way to move away from the abuser or perpetrator of domestic violence. Starting from the first domestic violence act, you may want to consider leaving the place that you share with the aggressor. It doesn’t matter how may times you faced domestic violence; the best way is to move from that place safely. Sometimes, domestic violence victims became hesitate in leaving his/her homes because of the more chances of abuse by the perpetrator of domestic violence. Here, you have two options. First, asking for assistance from outside like your neighbours or relatives. Second, you can take help from police or local law enforcement. In case, you go for local law enforcement, you need to consult an attorney. You can also contact a friend or relative in order to quietly move away to a safer place. Unfortunately, most of the domestic violence victims refrain themselves in taking help from outside. What is the better idea? In my view, the best way is to consult local police because these people are well trained to help victims overcome domestic abuse issue. Moreover, law enforcement personnel or city attorneys can provide domestic violence victims with necessary information related to domestic violence. Another option is to obtain a temporary or long-term restraining order in order to curb the domestic violence. If you are looking for legal advice regarding domestic violence and protective orders, you will want to consult an attorney in your jurisdiction. Practical Solutions was founded in November 2007 as a result of the acute need for awareness and guidance in the area of forced marriage and honour based violence. We offer specific advice, guidance and training on forced marriage and honour based violence to domestic violence victims, communities and service providers.
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