Domestic Violence: A Case from Start to Finish

Domestic violence can be physical, sexual, emotional, economic, or psychological actions used to intimidate, manipulate, threaten, or blame another person. Domestic violence not only affects those who are abused but also has a substantial effect on family members and children.

Join the Suffolk Academy of Law during Domestic Violence Awareness Month for “The Case of Sue and John King from Beginning to End.”

The Retreat’s Counseling Director, Regina Mysliborski joins Hon. Andrew A. Crecca, Hon. James A. McDonaugh, Keri Herzog, Esq., Judy E. Lukos, Esq., and Michael Williams, Family Court Chief Clerk for this panel discussion.

Advanced registration requested, additional information available here.