Concerns over lack of screening during custody disputes

Update: 2025-12-10

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A family violence specialist says she is regularly contacted by women who say their abusive partner has shared custody of their kids, and they wish they never left. Amy Williams reports.

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Concerns over lack of screening during custody disputes

Concerns over lack of screening during custody disputes