State court broadens domestic abuse protections to include economic harm
California’s domestic-violence law defines “abuse” broadly to include acts that “destroy the mental or emotional calm of the other party,” the Fourth District Court of Appeal in Riverside said in a ruling published Wednesday as a precedent for future cases.
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