Exposing Domestic Violence - Family Court Corruption

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VIDEO CONTENT: Domestic Violance is a crime. This video offers evidence in the public interests as to how abusers weaponise the Family Court system to regain control of their victims and weaponise children. If you have experienced abuse as mentioned in this video you can reach out to info@acccesstojusticeforfamilies.com