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  • This site tracks developments in international family law from Richard Crouch and John Crouch of Crouch & Crouch in Arlington, Virginia. Our international practice has grown naturally from our location in our native Arlington, where our clients include many military, diplomatic and immigrant families, international organization employees, IT professionals, etc. This blog's purpose is to comment on the ongoing development of the law, and help other lawyers, journalists and the public understand individual cases. These postings do not provide a comprehensive description of the law. In fact, they will surely contain statements that were true at the time but have become less valid as the law continues to develop.

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February 09, 2012

Battered immigrants fear deportation, but law is on their side

"For battered immigrant women, fear of deportation becomes abusers’ weapon, but two laws can overcome that" - By Pamela Constable, Washington Post

Posted by on February 09, 2012 in Domestic Violence, Human Rights, Immigration |

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