Injunctions: Non Molestation Orders
 / Occupation Orders

We are specialist Divorce and Family solicitors within Croydon and Central London and have a strong reputation in assisting clients with domestic violence issues. We offer competitive pricing and offer a bespoke service to all our clients.

If you or your children have experienced domestic abuse by your partner, then we can help you.

Domestic abuse can take many forms such as physical, sexual, emotional or psychological abuse. It can affect anyone regardless of sex, race, ethnic or religious group, disability or lifestyle. Whatever form of abuse you have experienced, we are here to support you and to help you to move forwards.

What counts as a criminal offence?

If your partner has been violent towards you or your children, this is a criminal offence and you can report the violence to the police and press charges. You can also pursue a civil remedy through the family courts by applying for an Injunction Order (sometimes known as a Non-Molestation Order or Occupation Order). It’s a criminal offence to breach a Non-Molestation Order and anybody ignoring an Order made against them will also be committing a criminal offence.

The courts can also help you to stop that person intimidating and harassing you, and under some circumstances the courts can order that person to move out of your home. Any children that live with you can also be protected.

How Barnes Harrild & Dyer Solicitors can help

We are very experienced in providing legal services to victims of domestic abuse. We support anyone who has suffered domestic abuse at the hands of controlling, coercive and/or abusive partners. If you or someone you know has suffered abuse in a domestic environment, please contact us to discuss your situation with complete confidence.

For further information and a free telephone consultation, reach out to us via the blue contact boxes at the top of this page, and a Divorce and Family solicitor from our Central London or Croydon office will get back to you with a same day response.