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Chicago Domestic Violence Attorneys
For those suffering domestic abuse, it can be difficult to know where to turn for help. Whether it takes the form of physical punching, hitting and kicking, verbal abuse, threats, name-calling, or controlling, manipulative behavior designed to intimidate or harass, the physical and emotional impacts can leave you feeling devastated and alone.
At the Women’s Divorce & Family Law Group, our Chicago domestic violence attorneys are here to help. We provide the caring, compassionate service you need going through these types of situations, while using our legal knowledge and experience to bring perpetrators to justice.
Domestic Violence Laws In Illinois
Under the Illinois Domestic Violence Act, domestic abuse is a crime. It applies in a variety of situations involving both married and divorced couples, people who are engaged or dating, parents, children, and other household members, as well as those with disabilities. Under Illinois law, any of the following actions may be considered as abusive:
- Physical actions, including pushing, shoving, hitting, and scratching;
- Sexual abuse, including inappropriate touching and non-consensual relations;
- Intimidation, such as verbal threats and name-calling;
- Harassment, such as stalking, showing up at the person’s work or school, or repeatedly calling and sending texts.
Domestic abuse can escalate quickly, particularly if alcohol and drugs are involved, and prompt legal action is often required to avoid potential tragedies.
Stopping Domestic Abuse
For those suffering from domestic violence, there are a number of options available to assist them in getting the help they need. In addition to domestic violence hotlines and shelters offering counseling and other forms of assistance, the Illinois Attorney General’s Office urges victims and their families to pursue the following legal options:
- Notify local law enforcement to press criminal charges against your abuser;
- Request an order of protection, prohibiting them from future threats or abuse;
- Report any protection order violations immediately to the police, as well as to your attorney.
Contact Us Today for Assistance
If you or someone you care about is a victim of domestic violence, contact the Women’s Divorce & Family Law Group. We act as a strong legal advocate to defend your rights and interests while providing the aggressive legal representation you need to hold perpetrators accountable for their actions.
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