Safety Notice

If you are in immediate danger, call 911.

Your safety comes first. If you are worried that someone may be monitoring your phone, computer, or internet use, please read the information below before continuing to browse this website.

Leaving this website quickly

  • Select the Quick Exit button in the bottom corner of any page, or press the Esc key twice, to leave immediately.
  • Quick Exit sends you to a weather website and replaces the page you were viewing, so pressing the Back button will not return you to it. Other pages you visited on this site may still appear in your browser history.
  • Quick Exit also clears the cookies and saved data this website stored in your browser, but it does not erase your browsing history. See the tips below.

Browsing more safely

  • Computers, phones, and tablets can be monitored, and it is not always possible to delete every trace of your activity.
  • If you think a device may be monitored, use one the other person cannot access, such as a trusted friend’s phone or a computer at a public library or workplace.
  • Use a private or incognito browser window, which does not save history on that device.
  • If you browsed in a regular window, consider deleting only the specific pages you visited. Clearing your entire history may look unusual to someone who checks.
  • Avoid saving passwords on shared devices, and remember that emails, text messages, and call logs may also be visible to others.

Contacting us safely

When you reach out, please let us know the safest way and time to contact you, and whether it is safe for us to leave a voicemail or send email. Submitting a form or contacting our office does not create an attorney-client relationship.

Emergency and support resources

  • Emergency: call 911
  • National Domestic Violence Hotline: call 1-800-799-7233, text START to 88788, or chat at thehotline.org
  • Florida Domestic Violence Hotline: call 1-800-500-1119 (TTY: 1-800-621-4202)
  • 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline: call or text 988

For more hotlines and support organizations, visit our Community Resources page.

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Victims’ Safe Harbor Foundation combines trauma-informed advocacy, survivor-centered support, and strategic legal representation for individuals navigating domestic violence and complex family law matters.