
Protecting Children in Domestic Violence Cases
When domestic violence (often called Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) or just “family violence”) occurs within a family, the protection of the abused partner is naturally a key concern. But when there are children in the mix, the impact can be profound – even when the children have not been physically assaulted themselves. Canadian Family Law...
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