Divorce and planning for the school holidays
The school holiday season can be stressful enough for separated parents. In this article, we will discuss how to best
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If you are in an abusive relationship or being abused by someone who isn’t your partner, there is help available. Abuse can be directed against another adult or a child. Children can suffer from abuse directly or indirectly if they witness, hear or experience the aftermath of the abuse.
Our solicitors can help you apply for the right Court Order and support you through the process. We can also help you if your partner or abuser breaches the terms of the Order.
If you are in immediate danger, call the police – dial 999.
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Where matters are not being addressed through police action, most situations can be managed by an occupation order or non-molestation order. In an abusive relationship these orders place restrictions on the person who is being abusive, for example, preventing them from living in the house, contacting you etc.
If you are experiencing domestic abuse and are considering divorce, you may already have started to look at, or get advice on the financial implications. It may be that financial protection for you can be arranged as part of the divorce, as a result of the domestic abuse situation. The financial actions available are different for non-married families and we can provide specialist advice on this.
Victims of domestic violence may be subjected to cyberstalking. For ideas on how to protect yourself you can read our article on how to reduce the risk of tech abuse.
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