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In this course, you will assume the role of a domestic violence victim advocate. Consider the scenario of the King family. For the Key Assignment, you will draft a memo to your supervisor, detailing what would be the best possible intervention options for the King family. The memo will include the following components:

  • Identify the key risk factors in the family
  • The DV phase the family is currently in based on the cycle of DV
  • A discussion of the teen dating violence experienced by Ashley
  • The ramifications of DV on Aaron’s behavior and criminal case
  • Amy King, 38, and Marty King, 42, are a married couple of 19 years with two teenage children: Ashley, 15, and Aaron, 17. The family resides in a middle-class community in suburban Chicago. Amy is a stay-at-home mother, while Marty is the manager at a popular local restaurant. For the last 15 years, the family has struggled financially. Amy has attempted to obtain employment on numerous occasions, but each time she gets a new job, she has to leave the employment within a few weeks citing the need to “take care of personal matters.” Marty handles the family finances and keeps a tight reign over spending.For several years, there have been allegations of domestic violence in the home in varying forms. Amy has had numerous injuries, including the following:
    • Black eyes
    • Bruising
    • Broken arm (spiral fracture)
    • Concussion
    • Burns
    The alleged perpetrator of the injuries is Amy’s husband, Marty. Both Amy and Marty have significantly downplayed the amount of violence in the home to concerned family and friends, who rarely get to see Amy and the kids. The only real contact the extended family has with the Kings is during the holidays. The police are very familiar with the King family, because there have been no less than 10 domestic violence calls to the home since 2000. Usually when the police come to the home, no arrests are made; however, in 2010, Marty was charged with domestic battery against Amy. With the assistance of her family and a victim advocate, Amy and the kids moved out of the home and filed an order of protection against Marty. However, Amy failed to appear in court, and the court dismissed the order. The criminal case was also dismissed. A few months later, Amy and the kids moved back into the family home.In addition to the intimate partner violence in the home, Amy and Marty are faced with criminal charges being filed against their son, Aaron. Aaron was involved in a fight at school that resulted in the other student being hospitalized. Aaron was arrested for battery and is awaiting trial in juvenile court. Aaron presents as a very angry young man with multiple discipline issues in school and poor academic performance. Aaron has also presented at school with bruises to his face, which he states are caused during fights with peers.The Kings’ daughter Ashley is a good student, a member of the track team, and is dating a fellow student, Jake. Ashley and Jake are inseparable, and Ashley’s parents have been concerned that Ashley spends too much time with Jake and that Jake is very controlling over Ashley. Marty recently forbid Ashley from spending any more time with Jake, but Ashley is defiant. She tells Marty and Amy that Jake is the only one who loves and understands her and that Jake needs her. Ashley has also had bruises to her neck and arms that she reports as track accidents. Aaron reports to his mother that he has seen posts on social media sites where Jake has made troubling comments about Ashley.

Tags: 15 Amy King 38 and Marty King 42 are a married couple of 19 years with two teenage children: Ashley and Aaron 17. The family resides in a middle-class community in suburban Chicago. Amy is a stay-at-home mother while Marty is the manager at a popular local restaurant. For the last 15 years the family has struggled financially. Amy has attempted to obtain employment on numerous occasions but each time she gets a new job she has to leave the employment within a few weeks citing the need to “take care of personal matters.” Marty handles the family finances and keeps a t there have been allegations of domestic violence in the home in varying forms. Amy has had numerous injuries including the following: Black eyes Bruising Broken arm (spiral fracture) Concussion Burns The alleged perpetrator of the injuries is Amy’s husba Marty. Both Amy and Marty have significantly downplayed the amount of violence in the home to concerned family and friends who rarely get to see Amy and the kids. The only real contact the extended family has with the Kings is during the holidays. The police are very famil because there have been no less than 10 domestic violence calls to the home since 2000. Usually when the police come to the home no arrests are made; however in 2010 Marty was charged with domestic battery against Amy. With the assistance of her family and a victim advocate Amy and the kids moved out of the home and filed an order of protection against Marty. However Amy failed to appear in court and the court dismissed the order. The criminal case was also dismissed. A few months later Amy and the kids moved back into the family home. In addition to the intimate partner violence in the home Amy and Marty are faced with criminal charges being filed against their son Aaron. Aaron was involved in a fight at school that resulted in the other student being hospitalized. Aaron was arrested for battery and is awaiting t which he states are caused during fights with peers. The Kings’ daughter Ashley is a good student a member of the track team and is dating a fellow student Jake. Ashley and Jake are inseparable and Ashley’s parents have been concerned that Ashley spends too much time with Jake and that Jake is very controlling over Ashley. Marty recently forb
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Running head: DOMESTIC VIOLENCE VICTIM ADVOCATE

Domestic Violence Victim Advocate
Student’s name
Institution
Date

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DOMESTIC VIOLENCE VICTIM ADVOCATE
To:

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James Miller, Supervisor

From:
Date: 11th July 2018
Subject: King’s Family Domestic Violence Intervention
Domestic violence is any behavior or abuse by one sexual partner to the other with the
aim of gaining control over them. Domestic violence can be in the form of violence, abusive, or
intimidating behavior and could include social, physical, sexual, and emotional abuse (Devaney
& Lazenbatt, 2016). Being in a position to identify and acknowledge that one is a victim of
domestic violence is usually the most important step in resolving the problem. From the King’s
Family scenario presented, we shall identify the various risk factors for domestic violence, the
domestic violence phase, and discuss the teen dating violence experienced by Ashely. We shall
also discuss the ramifications of domestic violence on Aaron’s behavior and criminal case.
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