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Children and Domestic Violence (1)
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Children and Domestic Violence
These are Powerpoints and links on children and domestic violence. Read More
Domestic Violence (3)
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General Information On Domestic Violence
These are fact sheets and other sources that provide statistics and general information on domestic violence in Georgia and across the nation and lists hotline numbers and other resources available to help victims of domestic violence. Read More
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Protective Orders
What you need to know about Temporary Protective Orders. A temporary protective order (TPO) is a document issued by a court to help protect you from someone who is abusing, threatening or harassing you. The order will require the abuser to stay a certain distance away from you, your home and your work. The abuser will be prohibited from contacting you in person, by email, by telephone, by mail and through a third party. The court can also order the abuser to stay away from your children if the court feels the abuser poses a risk to your children. These sources will walk you through the process for getting a Temporary Protective Order from the court. Read More
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Safety Information For Domestic Violence
These are websites and PDFs with tips on how to stay safe for you and your children. Read More
Protective Orders (1)
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Military Protective Orders
Information about military protective orders and their protection on military bases Content Detail
Rights and Benefits (1)
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Housing , Economics, Unemployment, and Domestic Violence
Did You Know? (1) A victim of family violence should not be denied housing or evicted from subsidized housing just because of family violence. (2) Georgia has several public housing and housing assistance programs. (3) Shelter groups at the l-800-33HAVEN statewide hotline number can advise you about emergency family violence shelters near you. (4) Some shelters and non-profit agencies in your area may also have transitional housing available. Read More
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Safety and Survival Guides (1)
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Georgia's Toll-Free School Safety Hotline
Mission of Georgia's School Safety Program: To provide a safe and secure school environment conducive to learning with the cooperation of students, parents, teachers, school administrators, and the community. The Toll-free School Safety Hotline: 1-877-SAY-STOP On August 14, 1998 the Georgia Department of Education announced the arrival of Georgia's toll-free, anonymous 1-877-SAY-STOP (1-877-729-7867) school safety hotline. 1-877-SAY-STOP is the nation's first state-sponsored school safety hotline and is one example of the Georgia Safety and Violence Task Force's accomplishments. Content Detail
Sexual Assault and Stalking (1)
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Stalking Information
This document contains answers to questions many people have about stalking and the legal rights and protections you have against stalkers. Read More
Know Your Rights Articles (8)
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Appalachian Circuit Family Law Information Center
The Appalachian Family Law Information Center (AppFLIC) was developed to help residents of Pickens, Gilmer and Fannin Counties who wish to represent themselves in domestic legal matters or educate themselves about domestic issues. Content Detail
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Fulton County Family Law Information Center - Family Law Forms
This web site contains forms for use in family law proceedings in the Superior Court of Fulton County, Georgia. Content Detail
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Partnership Against Domestic Violence
This website provides community education materials on domestic violence, referral and social services contact information, updates on legislative advocacy on domestic violence issues, news, personal stories and domestic violence links. Content Detail
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Protective Orders
What you need to know about Temporary Protective Orders. A temporary protective order (TPO) is a document issued by a court to help protect you from someone who is abusing, threatening or harassing you. The order will require the abuser to stay a certain distance away from you, your home and your work. The abuser will be prohibited from contacting you in person, by email, by telephone, by mail and through a third party. The court can also order the abuser to stay away from your children if the court feels the abuser poses a risk to your children. These sources will walk you through the process for getting a Temporary Protective Order from the court. Read More
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Refugee and Immigrant Coalition Against Domestic Violence
The TAPESTRI website offers support and referral services to refugee and immigrant families suffering family violence. This website has shelter information, socail services information, immigration law referral information and educational information on family violence issues. Tapestri, The Refugee and Immigrant Coalition Against Domestic Violence, is dedicated to ending violence in the homes of refugees and immigrants, using culturally sensitive and appropriate methods. As advocates for refugee and immigrant families affected by domestic violence, we are committed to using education, community organizing, direct services and advocacy to effect change in the lives of these families. Content Detail
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Safety Information For Domestic Violence
These are websites and PDFs with tips on how to stay safe for you and your children. Read More
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Southern Judicial Circuit Self-help Forms for Pro Se Parties
The Southern Judicial Circuit covers these 5 counties in Georgia: Brooks, Colquitt, Echols, Lowndes and Thomas Counties. These self-help forms may be used in these 5 counties. The PDF forms cover family law. Content Detail
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Stalking Information
This document contains answers to questions many people have about stalking and the legal rights and protections you have against stalkers. Read More
