Empowers a Victim To Record Their Experiences through the Evidentiary Abuse Affidavit
Until Now, Victims have been told:
Report Abuse (but action is only taken if you can show evidence of the abuse)
Go to a shelter
Get a restraining order (but usually only granted if there is evidence of the abuse)
Move away (leaving behind careers, family, friends and assets)
Stay with someone else
Stalking laws are often weak and poorly defined
Current responses do not always help a victim to document their situations and specifics of the abuse or the abuser. Outside of a police report or restraining order, documentation has still not occurred. In case of future serious injury, a victim goes missing or is killed, nothing exists to link them to their experiences.
The Evidentiary Abuse Affidavit changes this!
The Evidentiary Abuse Affidavit is a light in what can be the darkest of times.
If You Need Immediate Help,
Please Call The National Domestic Violence Hotline
