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Non-Molestation Orders (NMO’s) are civil law orders whose main aim is to protect individuals from abuse or harassment.

The maximum sentence for breaching a Non-Molestation order is 5 years in prison, but other sentences such as fines, community orders and...

Under new divorce law (divorces happening from 06th April 2022 onwards), Yes, your spouse can divorce you even if you don't want a divorce.

What are the implications of Ex-Parte Orders on the Respondent? There is no possible way to assess and measure psychological trauma.

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

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

False allegations of Violence in Non-Molestation Orders: In 2018, The Guardian reported that thousands of women falsely claim domestic to...

How to obtain an Occupation Order in England and |Wales? Domestic abuse survivors may be able to stay in their homes without their abuser...

Having a Non-Molestation Order against you can have a devastating impact on a person’s mental health. The stigma attached alone, of being...