N.Y. EXC Law § 576
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Informational materials on economic abuse
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§ 576. Informational materials on economic abuse. 1. In furtherance of\nthe activities required in subdivision three of section five hundred\nseventy-five of this article, the office shall create informational\nmaterials on economic abuse and describe how it is a form of domestic\nviolence. Such materials shall provide information on the impact of\neconomic abuse, how to identify and prevent economic abuse including but\nnot limited to coerced debt, and the resources available to individuals\nsuffering from economic abuse.\n 2. The informational materials required pursuant to subdivision one of\nthis section shall be provided to domestic violence shelters, local\nsocial services districts, local police departments, and local childcare\nfacilities to be distributed to potential victims of domestic violence.\n
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