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In Chapter 1, I introduced the overarching ways that the book synthesises its analysis of domestic violence and forced eviction, as crisis ordinaries, as sources and forms of survival‐work, and as types of gender‐based violence, which have been unduly overlooked in academic writing. Over the next five sections, the crisis ordinary and survival‐work, bio‐necropolitics and precarity, intimate war and slow violence, law and lawfare, and rights to dwell, I continue to set up the conceptual parameters through which domestic violence and forced eviction can be best understood. Their exchange and prognosis‐seeking contribute to efforts in geography to trace and explain the intimate violences of world (un)making and their multi‐origin and multi‐scalar manifestations.