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Men and Domestic Abuse: Breaking the Silence

Domestic abuse is often portrayed as a problem that only affects women. However, men can also be victims of domestic abuse, and their experiences deserve the same attention, understanding, and legal support. At Hopkins Solicitors, we recognise the importance of ensuring that all victims of domestic abuse, regardless of gender and circumstances, are heard and have access to the protection and legal advice they need.

The Hidden Victims of Domestic Abuse

Domestic abuse can happen to anyone, and men are no exception. However, the stigma surrounding male victims often leads to them not wanting to share what has happened. Society’s expectations and stereotypes about masculinity may discourage men from seeking help, as they may fear being judged or not believed if they reveal their experiences. This silence can make it even more difficult for male victims to access the necessary support and legal protection.

Understanding Domestic Abuse Against Men

Domestic abuse can take many forms, including physical, emotional, psychological, financial, and sexual abuse. It can also include coercive control. While these types of abuse are often associated with female victims, men can experience the same tactics of control and violence from their partner or ex-partner.

What Can We Do to Help?

There are various orders that can offer protection through the Family Law Courts, including:

Why Choose Hopkins Solicitors?

As family law solicitors, we understand the importance of ensuring a safe and supportive environment where all victims, including men, feel comfortable seeking legal advice and protection. We prioritise confidentiality and work to ensure that men feel empowered to speak about their experiences without fear of being judged or disbelieved.

For further support and advice, please contact us on 01623 468468 / 01623 665050.

 

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