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In this episode, Loraine describes her harrowing experience of post-separation abuse after the end of an 11-year relationship. She details the systemic failures she encountered within the justice system and the lack of support she received from organizations meant to help survivors of gender-based violence. Loraine shares how she was pressured to accept an unfair financial settlement, faced threats and intimidation, and endured a prolonged legal battle marked by false allegations and manipulative tactics from her ex-partner.
Best Moments:
● Loraine's powerful account of her ex-partner's "four-sentence discard speech" after he moved their belongings to Spain.
● The chilling description of the escalating threats and intimidation she faced, including the arbitrary four-month deadline set by her ex-partner.
● The audio clip from the recorded meeting where her ex-partner's controlling and abusive behaviour is audible.
● Loraine's persistent efforts to navigate the legal system, seek help from various organizations and fight for her rights despite numerous setbacks and conflicting advice.
● The ultimate dismissal of all charges against Loraine and her determination to share her story to raise awareness and advocate for change.
Key Takeaways:
● Post-separation abuse is a serious issue that often goes unrecognized and unsupported.
● The legal system can be a challenging and even hostile environment for survivors of abuse, especially when dealing with emotional and psychological abuse.
● It is crucial to document all instances of abuse and seek support from trusted sources.
● Women in cohabiting relationships may face unique legal challenges and receive less protection than married women.
● Speaking out about abuse and advocating for systemic change is essential to improving the experiences of survivors.
Success With Loraine Merch
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Loraine is dedicated to creating a supportive community for women over 40 who are dealing with trauma or grief from relationship endings, providing a safe space for connection, resources, and transformation.
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By Loraine MarshallIn this episode, Loraine describes her harrowing experience of post-separation abuse after the end of an 11-year relationship. She details the systemic failures she encountered within the justice system and the lack of support she received from organizations meant to help survivors of gender-based violence. Loraine shares how she was pressured to accept an unfair financial settlement, faced threats and intimidation, and endured a prolonged legal battle marked by false allegations and manipulative tactics from her ex-partner.
Best Moments:
● Loraine's powerful account of her ex-partner's "four-sentence discard speech" after he moved their belongings to Spain.
● The chilling description of the escalating threats and intimidation she faced, including the arbitrary four-month deadline set by her ex-partner.
● The audio clip from the recorded meeting where her ex-partner's controlling and abusive behaviour is audible.
● Loraine's persistent efforts to navigate the legal system, seek help from various organizations and fight for her rights despite numerous setbacks and conflicting advice.
● The ultimate dismissal of all charges against Loraine and her determination to share her story to raise awareness and advocate for change.
Key Takeaways:
● Post-separation abuse is a serious issue that often goes unrecognized and unsupported.
● The legal system can be a challenging and even hostile environment for survivors of abuse, especially when dealing with emotional and psychological abuse.
● It is crucial to document all instances of abuse and seek support from trusted sources.
● Women in cohabiting relationships may face unique legal challenges and receive less protection than married women.
● Speaking out about abuse and advocating for systemic change is essential to improving the experiences of survivors.
Success With Loraine Merch
Self-Care and Narissist Aware Collection
★☆★ Follow Me Here ★☆★
Loraine is dedicated to creating a supportive community for women over 40 who are dealing with trauma or grief from relationship endings, providing a safe space for connection, resources, and transformation.
Buy Me A Coffee - Help Start A Non-Profit Association
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.