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Nelsey has been married to her husband for 15 years. They have two children a son who is 11 years old and a daughter who is 5 years old. Nelsey mention that her marriage was great and it wasn’t until a year ago that all the violence started. She stated that she wanted her marriage to work but once Mr. Lopez pulled out the knife she was very fearful. She has been trying to work the marriage out for her children but she feels that their no going back. Nelsey stated she wanted to fail the TPO and then file for divorce. Nelsey believes this is the safest thing to do for herself and her children.
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