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I have been advised this may be a good way to get my husband to leave.
However I don’t qualify for legal aid and my husband controls all the finances.
A solicitor has just advised that for non-molestation/occupation orders I tend to advise clients that fees can range from £1,000 to £3,500 plus VAT depending on the work involved. And I must put £750 on account.
It seems a lot! Way too much to progress with it. So what is the alternative – just wait to get hurt?
Surely I should not have to pay to remove someone that has been identified as highly likely to cause myself and my children harm?
Can anyone advise?
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National centre for domestic violence helped me. They took a phone statement. took about 45 minutes, draftedout the witness statement needed for the orders, emailed it to mr with exact instructions of what to do. I could amend it then emailed it to relevant court. It was granted v quickly as interim. I have a hearing over the phone (detail removed by moderator) . It was all free.
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Hi I don’t know about occupation order as we had to flit but NCDV got me an emergency non mol without him there (detail removed by moderator) the order stands for a year. You can call or text them just make sure it’s safe. I think You need to do it fairly Soon after a recent incident tho if it is without him knowing. Was v scary but one of the best things I did
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