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Economic abuse is prevalent in the majority of domestic abuse relationships; post-separation, it is a primary channel through which harm and control continue to be exerted.
How can it be equitable for the family court to routinely disregard this conduct?
What can we, as family law practitioners, do to ensure we are not inadvertently facilitating post-separation economic abuse?
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