Urgent Court Orders for Your Protection

Injunctions in Family Law Solicitors

If you or your child are at risk of harm, harassment, or an irreversible decision being made, you need immediate legal protection. Our expert family law solicitors are specialists in securing urgent court injunctions, such as Non-Molestation and Occupation Orders, to ensure your safety.

Which Family Court Injunction Do You Need?

A court injunction is a powerful order that either prohibits someone from taking a specific action or requires them to take one. The type of injunction you need depends entirely on your circumstances.

Non-Molestation Order

This order provides protection from domestic abuse, threats, harassment, and intimidation. A breach of this order is a criminal offence, and the police can make an immediate arrest. Learn more.

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Occupation Order

This order regulates who can live in the family home. It can be used to exclude an abuser or allow you to return if you have been forced to leave. Learn more.

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Prohibited Steps Order

This is a protective injunction to stop a parent from making a unilateral decision about a child, such as removing them from school or taking them abroad without consent.

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We understand that when an emergency arises, you need solicitors who can act immediately. Our team is experienced in preparing and issuing urgent court applications, often within 24 hours, to get your case before a judge and secure the protection you need without delay.

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Common Questions About Family Law Injunctions

How quickly can I get an injunction?

In cases of immediate risk or significant harm, we can apply for an emergency "without notice" order. This means a hearing can be listed within 24-48 hours. The court will then schedule a further hearing where the other party can attend and respond.

What happens if an injunction is breached?

This is very serious. If a Non-Molestation Order is breached, it is a criminal offence and the police can make an arrest. Breaching other orders, such as an Occupation Order, can lead to committal to prison or fines for contempt of court.

How long does an injunction last?

Non-Molestation Orders are typically made for a fixed period, usually 6 to 12 months, but they can be extended if necessary. Occupation Orders are often made for shorter periods, also usually 6 to 12 months, to resolve an immediate crisis before long-term arrangements are made.

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If you are in a situation that requires urgent legal intervention, do not delay. Contact our expert family solicitors for a confidential, urgent consultation.

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