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Protection from Domestic Abuse (Injunction)

If you or your children are at risk from a partner, ex-partner or family member, you may be able to apply for legal protection through the courts. We can provide swift, confidential legal help to secure your safety.

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We can assist with:

  • Non-Molestation Orders.

  • Occupation Orders (removing someone from the home).

  • Emergency applications when needed.

  • Advice and ongoing support throughout the process.

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Legal Aid only: Legal Aid is not automatic but may be available if you are financially eligible. We can guide you through the process of applying and gathering necessary documentation.​

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If you are not eligible for Legal Aid, our sister firm, Rawlins Davy Reeves, offers private family law services and can provide further guidance.

Urgent Help for Domestic Abuse

If you or someone you know is in immediate danger, your safety comes first. You are not alone — help is available 24/7.

In an Emergency, if:

  • there is an immediate danger to life,

  • someone is using violence or is threatening to be violent,

  • a crime is happening right now and the suspect is still at the scene.

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Call 999 — If you can speak, tell the operator what’s happening.

Silent Solution — If you can’t speak, press 55 when prompted after calling 999 so the police know you need help.

Call 999 BSL      if you need a British Sign Language interpreter.

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Read more about how to report domestic abuse clicking here​

If You’re Not in Immediate Danger but Need Urgent Help​

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Support for Men

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  • Men’s Advice Line: call 0808 801 0327.

  • ManKind Initiative: Call the helpline 01823 334 244 (for those with inclusive minutes) or Freephone line 0808 800 1170 (will not show on your bills).

 

Learn more about the ManKind Initiative       or about Men's Advice Line    

If You Need to Leave Home Quickly

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  • Pack essentials if safe to do so (ID, bank cards, keys, medication).

  • Seek refuge at a women’s refuge or safe accommodation — the helpline can arrange this for you.

  • Ask for help at any police station.

If Children Are Involved

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  • Contact NSPCC: 0808 800 5000 (24/7)

  • In an emergency, the police can take immediate protective action.

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More about the NSPCC (National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children) here 

Protecting Yourself

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  • Use a safe device if possible.

  • Clear your browsing history or use private browsing.

  • Use our Quick Exit button to leave this page instantly — you’ll find similar buttons on most domestic abuse support websites.

  • Keep helpline numbers in your phone under a different name if you’re worried about your device being checked.

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