Evidence for a VAWA abuse claim may include law enforcement reports, medical records, photographs of injuries, court documents, protective orders, witness statements, and personal affidavits detailing the abuse. Psychological evaluations, counseling records, and documentation of threats or harassment can also strengthen the case.
What types of evidence are needed to support a VAWA abuse claim?
March 19, 2025 – Lorena Rivas
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