How Do I Get a Non-Molestation Order?
Although the process of obtaining a Non-Molestation Order is straightforward, the application itself can be complicated; the form alone is over 20 pages long. Additionally, you will need to provide evidence that abuse has taken place or that you are in danger. The more evidence that you are able to supply, the better your chances are when presenting your case in court, which is why we recommend using a specialist family solicitor to represent you.
We can help you submit the application, collect and properly document your evidence, and guide you throughout the process. You may have to argue your case to a family court judge, and your partner (or whomever you are taking the order out against) may also be allowed to attend and argue their side. Having a solicitor to argue on your behalf and help you navigate the legal system will give you the best chance of having your order approved and protect you.
If you have been a victim of abuse and are seeking a Non-Molestation Order, you may qualify for Legal Aid to pay your solicitor fees. To find out more, please check if you can get Legal Aid before you contact Higgins Miller so that you are fully aware of all the restrictions that may apply.
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