Easton, PA asked in Domestic Violence for Pennsylvania

Q: I was a victim of abuse for ten years back in bout 2008 the judge allowed him to

Plead out to ten yrs minimum judge said he deserves a yr for a yr now I had not too severe back problems two bad discs from his kicks well now ten years later I have rsd I’ll never be better I’ll suffer and get other disorders from this one I got from my progression in life all results from his abuse can I still get restitution now it what can I do, I’m no longer able to work per doctors I now need the assistance also. I was unaware I was entitled to a form of some restitution he never ever paid support or anything from him please help me what can I do?

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Kathryn Hilbush
Kathryn Hilbush
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  • Domestic Violence Lawyer
  • Media, PA
  • Licensed in Pennsylvania

A: Hi. Two things. First, you should never provide identifying information about yourself on an online forum like this. Frankly, if possible, I'd suggest that you take this post down and, if you still want someone to respond to your issues more specifically than I will, repost it without your name. As far as whether you can go forward with any restitution, I would doubt it but the best idea might be to talk to someone in the District Attorney's Office since that the office in which the department that handles restitution claims is usually based.

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