Here’s a detailed, court-ready incident log you can use. Each abuse type has multiple rows so you can log specific incidents, with space for all the details courts and lawyers usually want:
| Date | Type of Abuse | Incident / Description | Signs Observed | Evidence Collected | Witnesses / Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Physical | |||||
| Physical | |||||
| Physical | |||||
| Emotional / Psychological | |||||
| Emotional / Psychological | |||||
| Emotional / Psychological | |||||
| Financial | |||||
| Financial | |||||
| Financial |
How to Use This Log
- Date each incident accurately: Even approximate times are helpful.
- Type of abuse: Choose the correct category (Physical, Emotional, Financial).
- Incident / Description: Briefly describe what happened, including context and actions of the abuser.
- Signs Observed: Include injuries, emotional responses, financial impact.
- Evidence Collected: Attach photos, screenshots, documents, medical reports, etc.
- Witnesses / Notes: Record who saw or can confirm the incident and any additional context.
