10 Amazing Traits of Narcissistic Abuse Victims

Approximately 10 million people experience domestic violence in the United States every year. And according to the Centers for Disease Control, about 41% of women and 26% of men have experienced physical violence, sexual violence or stalking by an intimate partner. This does not even include victims of narcissistic, financial and emotional abuse.

Yet, the stereotype of a meek, helpless, penniless, barefoot battered wife is misleading and harmful. The truth is domestic violence and narcissistic abuse can affect almost anyone regardless of gender, age, socioeconomic standing and education level.

Given common misconceptions and stereotypes of victims, we are sharing 10 characteristics of victims of narcissistic abuse, emotional abuse, and domestic violence that may surprise you. Make no mistake, these are ALL positive traits that abusive partners misuse in order to coerce, control and cause harm.

🎧 On the Podcast: Get the Inside Scoop on Going to Court

On this episode of Beth’s podcast “Breaking Upward” with current Andersen Law PC attorney and former law clerk Brian Beebe, get practical advice and tips on how to make the most effective use of your court appearance.

Brian shares insights from his time as a judicial family law clerk in New Jersey and key things you need to know whether you’re heading into court or are a junior attorney. Listen now.

5 Estate Planning Docs You Likely Need

Estate planning is so important because it legalizes all of the most important decisions you can make regarding your family and property once you are gone as well as how you want to be cared for in an emergency.

Despite misconceptions about estate planning being something only married couples, parents or the wealthy need to worry about, there are elements of estate planning that are actually important for everyone. Read on to learn about the most common estate planning documents you probably need.

Watch this space for 2025 legal clinic dates.

Divorce Information Clinic

12-1:30 p.m., second Wednesday monthly: Dec. 11

You’ll get 15 minutes with an attorney to discuss issues related to the divorce process, legal separation, dissolution of a civil union and APR (formerly child custody) via Zoom or phone. Advance registration and signed waiver are required. Email 01selfhelp@judicial.state.co.us or call 720-772-2501 for details and registration.

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