I want to file a dating violence complaint but I'm afraid of retaliation

It seems you are currently preparing to proceed with a dating violence complaint.

Recently, retaliation crimes targeting victims who reported to the police have been continuing without end.

It seems the inquirer is also aware of this and is looking for response methods.

Unfortunately, dating violence, unlike stalking or domestic violence, lacks legal grounds for emergency measures.

In other words, since measures such as restraining orders or separation between perpetrator and victim do not apply immediately, victims may still be in danger after filing a complaint.

Accordingly, additional bodyguard services may be necessary during the dating violence complaint process.

Or you may apply for a civil restraining order injunction.

This is a legal means to prevent the perpetrator from approaching the victim for purposes such as investigation of the case and protection of the victim's safety.

However, to apply for such an injunction, the damage situation must be specifically described in accordance with legal requirements.

Since individuals lacking legal knowledge may have their applications rejected, it is good to proceed with an attorney experienced in related cases.