Violence is present in all areas of social life. We find violence at the level of individuals, but also at the level of social groups in different forms and intensities. Violence is involved in the process of socialization, but also in the formation of human consciousness. Domestic violence is actually a voluntary aggression with unexpected, even tragic consequences on the integrity of the other person. Of course, in the general sense, nothing can justify domestic violence in the family. In reality, however, for many women and their children the family home can equal danger. This phenomenon of domestic violence, ignored in the past, is becoming important in contemporary society, which is mobilizing to eradicate the phenomenon. As society modernizes, disruptive social vectors enter family life and generate conflicts that become cases of domestic violence, a phenomenon difficult to control, if the authorities do not specialize the sanctioning system derived from the law.