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Domestic Violence - General Information

Know Your Rights: Domestic Violence

This is a pamphlet published by the American Bar Association in 2001 

Domestic Violence and Child Support

A Guide to Child Support and How Probate Courts Handle Cases Involving Child Support

Obtaining Child Support When You Are Getting a Restraining Order Obtaining Child Support When You Are Getting a Restraining Order
Produced by Patricia Levesh, Essex County Family Legal Aid Center, September, 2003

Domestic Violence and Housing

Domestic Violence Housing Checklist Domestic Violence Housing Checklist

Domestic Violence and School

Domestic Violence Can Affect Your Child At School Domestic Violence Can Affect Your Child At School

La Violencia Domestica Pueda Afectar a su nino(a) en la Escuela La Violencia Domestica Pueda Afectar a su nino(a) en la Escuela

Homeless Children Have School Attendance Rights Homeless Children Have School Attendance Rights

Domestic Violence and Immigration

Immigration Rights for Victims of Domestic Violence 2005 Immigration Rights for Victims of Domestic Violence 2005

Domestic Violence and the Probate & Family Court

A Guide to How Probate Courts Handle Cases Involving Domestic Violence

Domestic Violence - Children and Families

Supervised Visitation Programs - Information for Mothers Who Have Experienced Abuse Supervised Visitation Programs - Information for Mothers Who Have Experienced Abuse
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Who to call for help

If you are in immediate danger, call 911.
 
If you are not in immediate danger, you can phone SafeLink  1-877-785-2020, the Massachusetts domestic violence hotline, or
 
Casa Myrna Vasquez  1-800-992-2600.

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