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The requirement to ‘stay home’ and the rise in domestic violence

Family Law

14-04-2020

It is widely recognised that during these unprecedented times and in line with government measures to tackle the coronavirus, there are going to be a number of individuals who will experience domestic violence or fear they are at risk of experiencing abuse. Even during this pandemic no individual should have to tolerate abuse.

We have been told to ‘stay home’ which can be a frightening time for many – stuck with their abuser and isolated from support.

During these challenging time’s the Family Team at Battrick Clark are available to support you in making an application to the Court so that you can seek help now.

We can make an application to the Court for an injunction against your abuser. This could include: a Non-Molestation Order which would protect you and your child(ren) from being harmed, harassed or threatened by your abuser and/or an Occupation Order which regulates who occupies the family home.

At Battrick Clark we have the facilities necessary to make an application to the Court so that you can obtain the protection that you need at this time from your abuser. Please contact us today for support.

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Telephone: 0117 973 1391