The psychological term "gaslighting" has become commonplace. Once only used by therapists and lawyers with niche practices, gaslighting has become part of the mainstream vocabulary. The term is a reference to a classic film where a husband makes his wife believe she's...
Abuse
Abuse doesn’t have to be physical to hurt you
Lots of factors can contribute to the end of a marriage -- particularly domestic violence. It's important to understand that domestic violence doesn't have to be physical to cause you serious pain. At one time or another, almost everyone has shouted out hurtful words...
Divorcing an emotionally abusive spouse
Your spouse may not hit you or limit where you go and what you do, but this does not mean that they are not abusive. Domestic abuse can come in many different forms, and it can affect all genders. If you often feel frightened of how your spouse will react to something...
Circuit Courts Still Hearing Emergency Order of Protection Cases
It is important to know that if you fall victim to domestic violence that you can act, even during the Covid-19 crisis. The circuit courts are open for emergency hearings. This means that if you or someone you know is experiencing domestic violence they have the right...
Signs of abuse in a marriage
It can be a real challenge to recognize if a significant other is an abuser. The part of you that loves them does everything it can to find a reason to excuse their behavior. You may even blame yourself for what they are doing to you. It can be difficult to reach out...
