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Why & What Attorneys Should Know About Community Resources Available to Survivors of Domestic Violence
This CLE program explains why attorneys representing survivors of domestic violence should understand and use community resources as part of effective legal advocacy. Leaving an abusive relationship can create immediate risks involving safety, housing, finances, transportation, childcare, and emotio
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