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We always prioritise domestic violence cases. It may be physical, sexual or psychological. It may be inflicted by anyone with whom you are or have been in a domestic relationship – for example, your spouse, partner or child.
We will apply for an emergency Court Order preventing your abuser from coming near you. We can also give legal advice in relation to your children and make arrangements for maintenance and rights of occupation in the family home.
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Domestic violence is not just physical violence. Abuse is also emotional, psychological, financial or sexual. It can be between partners or ex-partners or between family members who live under the same roof. Controlling behaviour, threats and harassment can also be considered domestic abuse. You are not alone, and there is help and advice from experts to guide you through your legal options if you are being abused.
Your safety is the most important priority. Contact the police if you are in immediate danger and reach out to support services like domestic violence charities. Legal steps, such as applying for a non-molestation or occupation order, can help protect you. We can provide expert advice on how to get the right protection quickly and safely.
Yes, you can apply for a non-molestation order or an occupation order to prevent your abuser from contacting you or living in the home. The court can enforce penalties if the abuser breaches the order. These orders can provide immediate legal protection and peace of mind. Our solicitors can guide you through the process and help you prepare a strong application.
Not always. In some cases, the court may order the abuser to leave the home instead of the victim, typically with an occupation order. It is important to seek legal advice to understand your options and make the safest decision for you and your family.
Yes, the court will consider the safety and welfare of the child in deciding arrangements. Evidence of abuse can impact decisions on custody, visitation, and contact. We can advise you on how to protect your children while securing your legal rights.
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