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*there is a threat or a risk of child abduction, | *there is a threat or a risk of child abduction, | ||
*there has been family violence in the relationship, whether to you or to your children, | *there has been family violence in the relationship, whether to you or to your children ("family violence" is defined in [http://www.bclaws.ca/civix/document/LOC/complete/statreg/--%20F%20--/Family%20Law%20Act%20%5BSBC%202011%5D%20c.%2025/00_Act/11025_01.xml#section1 section 1] of the ''Family Law Act''), | ||
*threats to your physical safety, or to the safety of your children, have been made, | *threats to your physical safety, or to the safety of your children, have been made, | ||
*there is a threat or a risk that your ex will damage, hide or dispose of property, | *there is a threat or a risk that your ex will damage, hide or dispose of property, | ||
