Why Divorce Cases Involving Allegations Of Abuse Still Confound Family Courts

February 11, 2021/in News Room/by admin

A new law aims to distinguish between bitter splits and truly dangerous ones— and get women and children out of harm’s way.

Why Divorce Cases Involving Allegations Of Abuse Still Confound Family Courts

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The VFCYJC further acknowledges that the capital region spans the Traditional Territories of Coast and Straits Salish and Nuu-chah-nulth peoples and that, by virtue of being represented by all 13 municipalities, our committee is responsible to help build respectful and enduring relationships with our First Nations neighbours.

Why Divorce Cases Involving Allegations Of Abuse Still Confound Family Courts

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