• Financial stability is often an obstacle to leaving an abusive relationship. There are economic options available you if you’re experiencing family violence. Advocates at family violence programs can help you find these resources. To find the closest family violence program in your area in Texas please search the service directory.
  • For a review of many of these economic options available including housing rights, unemployment insurance, taxes, crime victim’s compensation, child support, spousal maintenance and support, and public benefits click here.
  • Crime Victim Compensation provides victims of violent crime financial assistance for crime-related expenses such as relocation, counseling, loss of earnings and medical expenses.
  • If you are a survivor of family violence, there are resources available to alleviate your tax burden.
  • Financial Literacy can help you fully understand your financial circumstances and engage in short and long term planning to achieve your goals. Many family violence programs in Texas use a financial literacy curriculum that identifies financial resources and limits the misuse of your economic resources. To find your local family violence program click here.
  • Please click here to access the Certification letter/waiver.