FLAG DV offers legal advice and court support to help you stay safe in life and during legal proceedings. Our volunteer solicitors and support workers guide you on protection orders, court safety measures, and legal remedies. We also connect you to trusted resources, giving you the tools to safeguard yourself and your family for a secure future.

If you experience these “red flags,” you can confide in a friend or reach out for support from a domestic violence advocate. If you believe a friend or relative is being abused, offer your nonjudgmental support and help.

Flag DV is a charity that helps people experiencing domestic abuse or violence from their partners, ex-partners or family members to access specialist advice and support. We do this by signposting people to support organisations and, when they are ready to consider taking legal action, we offer a free legal advice appointment with a volunteer ...

Familiarizing yourself with the 10 Red Flags of Domestic Violence or Dating Violence is crucial in keeping yourself and others safe. Many times, these signs are overlooked, and by making them better known, Waypoint is helping address domestic violence within the community.

When conducting assessments or forensic exams with a victim of domestic violence (DV), any reported history of strangulation places the person at a higher risk for more serious violence or homicide by the hands of their intimate partner.

Tell us as much as you can to help us best understand your needs, including a safe method by which to contact you and you will hear from us within 72 hours of receiving your referral form. Or you can make a telephone enquiry to Flag DV.

Free independent confidential advice on legal options to anyone experiencing domestic abuse in Barking & Dagenham and surrounding areas. DV FLAG East is open for advice 9.30am to 5.00pm Monday to Friday. Police, council or front line agency …

FLAG DV provide a free appointment with a Family Law Solicitor to any victim of domestic abuse in the Thames Valley. FLAG DV now has a dedicated phone line: 01635 015854. The new phone number has limited hours, but victims are encouraged to leave a message for our team to get in touch if they call outside opening times.

Many women are interested in ways to spot a potential abuser, especially once they have been involved in an abusive relationship. Below you will find a list of behaviors seen in abusers; the last four signs listed are abusive behaviors that are often overlooked as the beginning of …

A powerful tool to identify coercive control is a check list of ‘red flags’ – signs that your relationship is unhealthy. Red flags may include a tendency for one partner to make all the decisions and tell the other what to do, what to wear and who to spend time with.