The term intimate partner violence (IPV) describes the abuse of power by one partner in a dating, common-law, married, or otherwise intimate relationship. This abuse can be physical, sexual, emotional, financial, social, cultural, or a combination of some or all of these.| Luke's Place
This case summary was prepared by Pamela Cross.| Luke's Place
There are common family law terms that it will be helpful for you to know before and as you proceed through your family law case. In this blog, we’re sharing 15 terms we think you should know.| Luke's Place
Violence against women is a widespread societal problem impacting all socio-economic, cultural, racial and religious backgrounds. However, there are socialized characteristics that may increase vulnerability to abuse and/or make it more difficult to leave. Where a woman lives is one such characteristic.| Luke's Place
