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• W2156624737 abstract "Victims of domestic violence who try to flee their abusers frequently seek to relocate to confidential locations, changing their name, their address, and their very identity in order to start again free from a life of violence. Helping these women presents a new legal problem: how to resolve the conflict between maintaining publicly accessible records and information and allowing confidential addresses and records for victims of domestic violence who fear being tracked by their abuser. Legislative concerns about fraudulent use of confidentiality programs and custodial interference by women fleeing with their children in violation of a custody order further complicate an already complicated situation, and make an easy solution nearly impossible to find.While escape may be the only way to break free from the cycle of violence for some victims of domestic violence, this solution is imperfect and often only temporary. Advancing internet technologies and the release of personal information by government agencies, courts, and corporations make it easier than ever for an abuser to find and continue to abuse his victim. The problem is further compounded if the woman relocates out-of-state, where the laws protecting her confidentiality may be different and where she may have to reregister - and risk exposure - with the new state's agencies and courts.Statutory solutions require a careful balancing of the privacy needs of relocated victims of domestic violence and maintaining access to public records desired for political accountability. Many states have address confidentiality programs for survivors of domestic violence, but other states still leave the problem unaddressed. Few states address the more complicated problem of interstate relocation or how to register a protective order in a new state while maintaining one's confidentiality, since many states require notice of the registration to the person against whom the protective order is ordered - the abuser. This Note will address this conflict in legal interests. Part II will look at current legal remedies for women seeking to confidentially relocate to flee their abusers, including name change statutes, Public Records exemptions, and Address Confidentiality Programs. Part III will briefly examine the additional obstacles a woman fleeing with her children faces, especially when the abuser has custody rights to the children. Part IV will discuss some of the suggestions for reform propounded by the legal community and make some recommendations based on this Note's analysis of the current state of the law. The Note concludes that states need to consider a more uniform application of the law combined with a more integrated approach to helping victims of domestic violence, particularly those in poverty, relocate to start a new life free from abuse. The use of domestic violence Centers to help victims take advantage of statutory programs and streamline the process of application and use of these programs may serve as a viable starting point for such reform." @default.
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• W2156624737 title "Identity Confidentiality for Women Fleeing Domestic Violence" @default.
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