What impact do domestic violence laws have on North Carolina? Behind closed doors, domestic violence secretly bruises the lives of nearly four million wives, husbands, children, relatives and friends each year.
Domestic Violence is, in North Carolina, the subject of special laws that provide quick and effective relief. For detailed information about the domestic violence laws in North Carolina visit the domestic violence FAQs section of this site or read the NCBA publication, Domestic Violence: A Practical Guide for Survivors. The North Carolina domestic violence statutes provide the specific procedure for obtaining relief under the act. If a courtroom appears to be in your future be sure to read Navigating Basic Court Procedure in North Carolina.
Our firm sponsors bi-monthly seminars which address the multitude of issues found in most domestic violence situations, including specific domestic violence laws in North Carolina. This is not a problem to ignore. For the safety of both you and your children, it is imperative that you find help if you are being abused or suspect abuse is taking place.
To learn more about domestic violence in North Carolina, visit the links below:
- Address Confidentiality Program for Domestic Violence Victims in North Carolina
- Domestic Violence & Sexual Assault State-Funded Programs
- Family Violence Prevention Fund
- Interact of Wake County
- North Carolina Coalition Against Domestic Violence (NCCADV)
- North Carolina Council for Women and Domestic Violence Commission
- New Social Security Numbers For Domestic Violence Victims
