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This guide provides 10 tips on how to defend yourself from a non-molestation injunction order in England made under Family Law Act Section 4

This has everything you need to know about applying for a Non-Molestation Order, Defending Against a Non-Molestation Order, and Undertakings

A Mediation Information and Assessment Meeting (MIAM) refers to the initial meeting with a family mediator.

Contents: Can Non-Molestation Orders be appealed against? How do you appeal a Non-Molestation Order? What did the judge say? Can a...

Can I Still Meet My Child if there is a Non-Molestation Order Against Me? Can I challenge a Non-Molestation Order?

Yunus Manjra v Rehma Shaikh is one of the most prominent cases re obtaining a non-molestation order and occupation order. Read to find more

Defending a Non Molestation Order Application, Non Mol, Injunction Order Application

Stopping the extension of a Non-Molestation Order UK Contents: What is a Non-Molestation order? How long do Non-Molestation Orders last?...

What is the Child Maintenance Tribunal? The Child Maintenance Tribunal in the UK is an independent body that helps in reconsidering or...

Who is a Special Guardian? A special guardian is a person who can take care of a child. But he/she won't be the child's birth parent. It...

Contents: What is a Non-Molestation Order? Is the law being abused by your ex? Can we really trust someone’s word when there is no...

Embarking on the journey through family court can feel like navigating a maze without a map, especially if you're stepping into the...

In England, same-sex unmarried partners can both have parental responsibility for a child, but the method of acquiring this...

How to appeal a deprivation of Liberty order made against the child:  What you need to know: These serious DOLS Deprivation of Liberty...

An appeal is the process by which an appellant wants to change or edit a court order. But one needs to act in prescribed timelines.

These protective Non Mol orders are being used as revenge tools an to get free legal aid.

Parallel Parenting is where separated parents who share custody of their child each have their own independent parenting styles.

An Annulment (aka, Nullity) is how a marriage is dissolved by declaring it to be null and void, or declaring it was never legally valid.

In the context of child protection, a referral occurs when someone contacts Children's Services about the child's well-being and safety.

If a child is missing and there are ongoing legal proceedings for a Section 8 Order or wardship, an order can be made to help find them,

The Children Act dictates that children should be allowed reasonable contact with Guardians, Parents and those with CAO's for residence.

The term “Child Abuse” refers to anything that can cause significant harm to a child.

In England you can complain about the conduct of a Judge in courts, this article will detail the steps on how to do so.

SPIP refers to a course that helps parents manage and decrease the impact of the parents separation on the children.