Lately, tragic news about women’ s murders done by their closest person are often seen in media, especially by their husband or partner. Those murders are called femicides and non- profit organisations that are fighting for women’s rights are constantly warning about ineffective croatian law system and police who are not protecting victims as they should. Femicide is the most extreme form of violence against women and opinion of citizens of Zadar county about it has been researched in this study. Basic purpose of this study is to explore some general opinion of Zadar’s county‘s residents about causes of intimate partner violence against women. The aim of this study is to examine connection between some sociodemographic characteristics and attitudes of Zadar county’s residents about partner’s violence against women. 103 respondents answered the whole survey, of which 66 women and 37 men. Average age of respondents was 30 years. Respondents were signing the questionnaire online, and their answers were analyzed in aggregated form, by percentages and averages, etc. Obtained results show that men are much likely to tend story that women are the ones who causes violence between partners, than women themselves. Also, it is shown that respondents in Zadar county that have some financial problems are more likely to accept the attitude about society that cause partner violence than respondents who did not have any financial problems. In results, it is not found any statistical significant difference in opinion “Bad personal experience in life of men as the cause of partner violence” between respondents.