Show Notes
Episode 5 of Tell Me Moir, Season 2, aims to explore what family harm can look like, where to go for help and the some of tools in place that are designed to protect victims both in court and in their daily lives.
Together with Amanda Durham from the NZ Police Family Harm team in Dunedin and Bridget Byers, Family Law specialist, we focus on defining family harm and everything that comes under the term and some of the measures and practical steps people can take once they recognise they are experiencing abuse.
The episode is a need to know about family harm, coercive control, police response, protection orders, special measures in court and the new stalking law.
This show was broadcast on OAR 105.4FM Dunedin - oar.org.nz and made thanks to the support of NZ on Air.
More from Tell Me Moir
In the last episode of Tell Me Moir. Season Two, we are looking at how to remain child focussed through it all. From peaceful co-parenting to dumpster fire conflict.
When parents separate, what happens to the kids? Who decides where they live? What if there are safety concerns, family harm or a child refuses to go to the other parent? And what happens when parents simply can’t agree?
What happens after abuse is recognised, where can you go for help and what happens when the systems put in place to keep us safe, end up letting us down?
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Episode three is all about breaking down the ins and outs of our Family Court system and processes and looking at the options that are available to couples navigating a separation.