Table 5.

Victim–Perpetrator Relationship by Abuse Type.

Abuse type	Victim–perpetrator relationship	N	%
Financial abuse only
	Family	395	32.5
	Adult child (including adopted and step)	280	23.0
	Partner	34	2.8
	Ex-partner	1	0.1
	Grandchild	19	1.6
	Niece/nephew	19	1.6
	Sibling	5	0.4
	Other family member	25	2.1
	Multiple family members	12	1.0
	Nonfamily	178	14.6
	Professional (including carers and legal professionals)	73	6.0
	Friend or acquaintance	66	5.4
	Neighbor	16	1.3
	Stranger	11	0.9
	Other nonfamily	12	1.0
Financial abuse co-occurring
	Family	298	24.5
	Adult child (including adopted and step)	206	16.9
	Partner	35	2.9
	Ex-partner	5	0.4
	Grandchild	17	1.4
	Niece/nephew	11	0.9
	Sibling	8	0.7
	Other family member	8	0.7
	Multiple family members	8	0.7
	Nonfamily	46	3.8
	Professional (including carers and legal professionals)	16	1.3
	Friend or acquaintance	20	1.6
	Neighbor	7	0.6
	Other nonfamily	3	0.3
Nonfinancial abuse
	Family	264	21.7
	Adult child (including adopted and step)	134	11.0
	Partner	78	6.4
	Ex-partner	4	0.3
	Grandchild	10	0.8
	Niece/nephew	7	0.6
	Sibling	9	0.7
	Parent	10	0.8
	Other family member	10	0.8
	Multiple family members	2	0.2
	Nonfamily	35	2.9
	Professional (including carers and legal professionals)	14	1.1
	Friend or acquaintance	9	0.7
	Neighbor	3	0.3
	Stranger	1	0.1
	Other nonfamily	8	0.7

Note. 22 cases missing. Total family: 957 (78.7%); total nonfamily: 259 (21.3%).