Can I Get An Injunction During The Lockdown?

 

A non-molestation order is used by the Courts to attempt to prevent someone using or threatening violence, it also seeks to prevent someone from making threats, pestering you or harassing you. The behaviour it seeks to prevent can range from actual physical violence, making repeated telephone calls or sending abusive letters. 

 

Often when granting the Order the Court will attach a power of arrest meaning that if a person breaches a term of the Order i.e. sending a letter, the police can be called and the perpetrator arrested even without a specific criminal offence having been committed. 

 

 

An Occupation Order can be used when a person does not feel that they can safely continue to live with their partner and has the power to restrict the abuser from living in the family home and from entering the area surrounding the family home. 

 

When ordering an Occupation Order the Family Court also have to power to make provisions as to who will pay the bills and other outgoings on the home. 

 

It is also important to remember that injunctions can also be used to protect children. 

 

If you need urgent help don’t let the corona virus prevent you from seeking it. 

 

You can also get immediate support and help from: 

 

 

Once you are safe you to do so contact your family law solicitors in Lancashire via family@mglegal.co.uk or by calling 01524 581 306.