Empowerment and Protection: Emergency Applications and Domestic Abuse Support

  • Whether in relation to children or other family matters, it may be necessary for urgent help and assistance to be provided.  Our team are on hand and have extensive experience in dealing with urgent matters that canarise, with sensitivity and care. 

  • If you own a property jointly with another person there may be a need for one or other of you to stay in the property whilst matters are sorted. Our experts can help negotiate a resolution or make the necessary applications if needed.

  • Sometimes people find themselves in urgent situations that mean they need some protection from someone else. In these circumstances, applications can be made to the court for orders to be put in place that provide protection. Conversely, you may have found yourself at the center of allegations that have resulted in an order being made against you and you need help considering the best way forward. Our solicitors have experience in dealing with cases of domestic abuse and emergency applications and are able to support you sensitively and considerately.

Legal Protection for You

In such challenging circumstances, the Family Law Court provides vital support with different types of protective orders.

You Don't Have to Suffer in Silence

Don’t Suffer In Silence

If you're facing domestic abuse, reach out to our expert, compassionate local solicitors. You can contact us at 0331 630 0243 or complete our online enquiry form.

Domestic abuse can affect both adults and children, encompassing various forms:

  • Threats

  • Violence

  • Emotional abuse

  • Psychological abuse

  • Controlling and coercing behavior

  • Intimidation

Support and Resources for Domestic Abuse:

National Domestic Abuse Helpline: Call 0808 2000 247 for 24/7 confidential support.

Women's Aid: www.womensaid.org.uk

Refuge: A leading charity offering support and shelter for domestic abuse survivors. www.refuge.org.uk

Mankind Initiative: www.mankind.org.uk

If you are in immediate danger, call 999 and ask for the police.

If it's not safe to speak, use the Silent Solution system by dialing 999 and then pressing '55' when prompted. This will alert the operator that you need help.

Remember, there is help available, and you are not alone. Don't hesitate to reach out to one of the support organisations listed above, and in emergencies, always call 999 for immediate assistance.