“For every moment you stay in such a relationship, the violence and abuse eats away at you, piece by piece, until there is nothing left of you…You look at your reflection and you are a shadow of your former self…in fact you are a ghost” (Royles, 2013) In simple terms domestic violence is a pattern… Continue reading Domestic Violence |By Tina ROYLES; Director ROYLES LTD
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The length’s people go…’forging a partner’s signature’ – By Tina Royles, Director Royles Ltd
Having been a former police officer, I have to say not many things surprise or shock me where obtaining evidence for fraud is concerned, yet the below highlighted case would, I have no doubt been disturbing for most. When money is at stake though, there are no lengths it appears, out of bounds, that some… Continue reading The length’s people go…’forging a partner’s signature’ – By Tina Royles, Director Royles Ltd
Bank’s are ‘Failing’ Domestic Violence, Divorce, and Separation Clients! – By Tina Royles; Director Royles Ltd
"Relationship difficulties are often painful and traumatic for the individuals involved, and the range of emotions that are experienced can feel unpredictable, adding to their vulnerability. The added ingredient of domestic violence can make the process of separation and divorce more difficult and damaging" (Royles, 2017). As a qualified psychotherapist, former police officer, and as… Continue reading Bank’s are ‘Failing’ Domestic Violence, Divorce, and Separation Clients! – By Tina Royles; Director Royles Ltd
Domestic Violence Complainants ‘failed’ by Police – By Tina Royles; Director Royles Ltd
As a child I remember reading the Ladybird book 'The Policeman'. It was actually one of my favourite books, not only because being a police officer was the thing I'd set my heart on being when 'I grew up', but equally because of the messages inside the book and what those messages reinforced. A… Continue reading Domestic Violence Complainants ‘failed’ by Police – By Tina Royles; Director Royles Ltd
‘Objective Evidence’ needed to take Domestic Violence and Abuse cases to Court – By Tina Royles; Director Royles Ltd
Domestic Violence and Abuse victims often struggle with providing sufficient or appropriate evidence needed to get help from support agencies (such as housing), or for the police to submit the case through to the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) for the realistic prospect of a conviction. The Government in a wave of new actions to… Continue reading ‘Objective Evidence’ needed to take Domestic Violence and Abuse cases to Court – By Tina Royles; Director Royles Ltd
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