Safer Homes and Families Act: Protecting Against Violence and Stalking
This act introduces new rules aimed at better protecting individuals experiencing domestic violence and stalking. It facilitates access to social benefits for victims, provides training for healthcare providers, and protects against fees for early lease termination due to violence.
Key points
Stalking using geotracking devices becomes a crime, enhancing personal safety.
Domestic violence victims can claim social benefits after 5 years of marriage instead of 10, easing access to support.
Healthcare providers will receive specialized training to better assist victims of violence, ensuring appropriate support.
Victims of domestic violence can terminate leases early without fees, offering greater freedom to seek safe housing.
Status:
Expired
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