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Living in fear of your ex-partner’s behavior is unacceptable. McKenzie Friend provides swift relief and peace of mind with a Non-Molestation Order, secured within 24 hours for urgent cases.
As a McKenzie Friend, we can help you apply for a non-molestation order and support you in court. We understand the emotional trauma that can be caused by harassment and intimidation, and we are here to support you every step of the way. Free Consultation Available!
We understand that time is of the essence when it comes to domestic violence. That’s why we prioritise swift action. In urgent cases, we work diligently to secure a non-molestation order within 24 hours, providing you with immediate protection from harm.
Circumstances may change over time. If you need to modify the terms of your existing non-molestation order or if the situation has improved and you believe the order is no longer necessary, we can guide you through the process of variations and discharges.
If the threat persists, we assist in extending your Non-Molestation Order beyond its initial period. We help gather updated evidence to support your case, ensuring continuous protection. Our team handles the process swiftly to avoid any gaps in your safety.
A breach of a Non-Molestation Order is a serious offence. We guide you on reporting the breach to the police and assist in any legal proceedings to ensure the respondent is held accountable. Our team will work tirelessly to secure the protection you deserve.
We’re offering a FREE 30-minute consultation (office or video call) to discuss your non-molestation case.
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At Family Courts, you can get a Non-molestation Order. In criminal courts, it’s a Restraining Order. They both protect you and let police arrest the offender if the order is broken. Non-molestation Orders are for ‘connected’ people like ex-partners, while Restraining Orders protect crime victims. If you’re unsure about which one is right for you, contact our McKenzie Friends to guide you through the process.
Applying for a non-molestation order can be done through the court system. However, it is important to note that if the situation is urgent, you may get an emergency order.
According to the Section 62(3) of the Family Law Act 1996, an emergency order can be granted where there is an immediate risk of violence or harassment.
Here’s what you’ll need:
Anyone in a domestic relationship (current or former) with the abuser can apply. This includes:
Once an order is issued, the respondent can either:
We can help you prepare for any situation, ensuring your rights remain protected.
Typically, a Non-Molestation Order lasts for 6 to 12 months, depending on the situation. If necessary, we can assist in extending the order for longer protection.
You do not need a solicitor to go to court for a non-molestation order. You can represent yourself in court, or ask us to help you. As a McKenzie Friend, we can provide support and assistance to you in court if you are not represented by a lawyer.
A Non-Molestation Order can:
Breaching a Non-Molestation Order is a criminal offence in the UK, punishable by up to 5 years in prison. You must report any breaches to the police immediately. Our McKenzie Friends can represent you if this occurs, ensuring your safety is maintained.
The cost can vary depending on the complexity of the case and the level of legal representation required.
However, our McKenzie Friend service is more affordable than hiring a solicitor. We understand that financial barriers shouldn’t stop you from seeking protection, which is why we offer Free Case Evaluation.
Locations: 3 offices + in-person/remote support at major UK family courts.
We can also travel to your court for assistance wherever you are.
Safety first. Get expert help with Non-Molestation Orders if your ex is harassing or intimidating you!
