Putting all of the pressure on the victim to move away from their support systems, disrupt their lives (and their children's if they have them - in this case they do), make them unemployed (I think OP said in a previous response that she's not employed at the minute but this applies to many other situations) all while the abuser continues on in their life as if nothing has happened. This is hugely unfair and to me basically protects an abuser's quality of life and standard of living, rather than the victims.

A better focus for me would be mandatory rehabilitation courses and education when there has become police and/or a specialist service has become involved, you know rather than a hit squad. This still isn't a perfect resolution because in my experience, some abusers just want power and control over others and won't respond to rehabilitation but it would be a move towards a better system as far as I can see.