Need Help With a Non-Molestation Order?

Whether you are:

Applying for protection

You may need urgent support understanding the application process and preparing your evidence.

Responding to an application

You may need help understanding the allegations and preparing your response.

Already subject to an order

You may need help understanding the terms of the order and preparing for the next hearing.

Dealing with children as well

If your Non-Molestation Order case is connected with child arrangements, Children's Services or care proceedings, the situation can be particularly complex.

Contact Family Court Support McKenzie Friend to discuss the practical support available for your circumstances.

Can I defend a Non-Molestation Order?

If someone has applied for an order against you, you have an opportunity to respond to the allegations and participate in the court proceedings. The appropriate response depends on the circumstances and the orders made by the court.

What if the allegations are false?

You should identify the allegations you dispute and provide relevant evidence where available. Do not ignore the proceedings simply because you believe the allegations are untrue.

Can a Non-Molestation Order affect child contact?

It can have implications for contact arrangements depending on the wording of the order and the circumstances of the case. If children are involved, you should carefully consider the relationship between the different family court proceedings.

Get Non-Molestation Order Support

If you are facing a Non-Molestation Order, dealing with an urgent application or preparing for a family court hearing, we can provide practical McKenzie Friend support.

Family Court Support McKenzie Friend

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