Does violence occur in your family?

Do you live with violence in your home? Do you have a partner and parent of your child who expose you and the child to violence? Many can be helped by social services, which can most exert pressure on volunteers; that the one who practices violence should not live with his family. But they do not force anyone to.

So if you get help from a social service or not, depends entirely on which municipality you live in. Many social services work very well and can go in and protect you and the child. However, it is not far from all social services that care, find ways to protect you and your child.

Only you can protect yourself and your child

Firstly; You must take your responsibility yourself. You can seek shelter for a women’s job working with women and children who have been subjected to violence. They have the right knowledge about which mechanisms are setting when a partner commits crimes and exposes his family to violence.

This is very important; If your partner exercises violence, that person will not end the violence, even if she or he says so. You have to get the violence to cease by bringing you and your child to another place where the perpetrator does not reach you, you must cut completely with that person.

Unfortunately. There is no other way. And it is very important for you and your child’s physical and mental health that you do so.

You must hire a good lawyer

Second; You need a good lawyer to help you take the legal battle to protect your child. Social services, police and child psychologists are all handled for the children’s custody, housing and attendance laws.

The leaping point if you and your child are to be protected is that you are entitled to a court that can hold the child’s accommodation, custody of you who does not expose your child to violence, and that the person who exposes the child to violence may only intervene protection of a third party; a person appointed by the social service who is in contact with child.