Another Visit to the Guardia Civil… Back down again today. To report yet another scratch. To explain, once more, the strange “gift” left under the passenger seat — a heart, deliberately placed where I would find it. Not blown in by the wind. Not a coincidence. Not random. Because here’s the truth no one wants… Read More Another Visit to the Guardia Civil…
If you suspect that family members of your abuser are involved in bugging your house and listening in from another country, the situation becomes more complex due to the international nature of the involvement. However, there are still steps you can take to protect yourself and address the issue: 1. Local Police or Guardia Civil: 2. Contact… Read More Local Police or Guardia Civil
By Linda C J Turner, Therapist & Advocate In Spain, breaking a restraining order (orden de alejamiento) is not treated lightly — especially when the case involves domestic abuse, harassment, or coercive control. And if you think you can bend the rules without being caught, think again. The Guardia Civil has the authority, resources, and legal backing to conduct thorough… Read More 🚨 When the Guardia Civil Follows Up on Broken Restraining Orders: A Reality Check
👩⚖️ Who Actually Prosecutes? 🧠 Why This Matters Emotionally and Psychologically If you’re a survivor, understanding this process helps reduce confusion and restores a sense of agency. Many survivors think, “Why hasn’t anyone done anything?” — when in reality, the Guardia Civil’s job is to act fast, protect you, and trigger the legal process. You are not alone, and the system can work… Read More ✅ What the Guardia Civil Can Do:
Absolutely.In Spain, violating a restraining order is considered a criminal offense, and the Guardia Civil (or Policía Nacional, depending on jurisdiction) has both the authority and responsibility to act on it. 🚨 1. Notification of the Violation It’s critical that every violation, no matter how small, is documented: 🕵️ 2. Investigation and Immediate Protection Once the report is made, the Guardia Civil may: They… Read More ⚖️ Can the Guardia Civil Take Action for a Breach of a Restraining Order in Spain?
🛡️ 1. Gather All Evidence Before going to the Guardia Civil, collect every piece of evidence you have. This might include: 💡 Tip: Print out physical copies and/or bring a USB stick with digital files for the Guardia Civil to review. The clearer your case, the more they can help. 🚓 2. Visit the Nearest Guardia Civil Station You can… Read More 📌 Step-by-Step: Reporting a Relative of the Abuser to the Guardia Civil in Spain
Linda C J Turner | Trauma Therapist & Emotional Healing Specialist 