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The end of a relationship can be very difficult no matter what the circumstances, but sadly separation sometimes stems from domestic violence or domestic violence can flow from a separation. Domestic violence can be emotional, psychological or physical. Whatever your situation, our experienced and dedicated team can help you deal with these difficult and distressing issues.
How we can advise you
Our experienced family law team can advise you on:
- what steps should be taken before court proceedings are issued
- action that can be taken by the police
- on notice and without notice (urgent) court applications
- an application to the court for a non-molestation order
- an application to the court for an occupation order
- enforcement of court orders
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How our team will work with you
We will ensure we identify your personal circumstances and:
- discuss all options with you to ascertain which avenues are relevant to your circumstances and what you want to achieve
- discuss with you the evidence you will need to gather together
- explain the law, the courts’ approach and processes involved and the matters the court will take account of
- prepare your court application, represent you at court hearings, and negotiate with your former partner or their legal representative
- consider whether there are any special circumstances to your matter which need to be taken account of
- keep you fully up-to-date about progress
- keep you appraised as to costs
- work with you at your pace
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Our experience
We have significant experience in dealing with injunction proceedings, whether that be in representing the applicant or in defending the proceedings on behalf of a respondent.
Our experts are members of Resolution; an organisation of family lawyers committed to non-confrontational divorce, separation and other family problems.
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