Safeguarding Your Well-being
The Domestic Violence Guide
Domestic violence is a profound violation of one's personal security and emotional integrity. If you or someone you know is facing such distressing circumstances, it's crucial to understand that the law is on your side. At Resolve Solicitors, our primary concern is your safety and well-being. Our experienced team is here to provide sensitive, discreet, and robust legal support to those affected by domestic violence.
- Non-molestation Order: Aims to prevent a partner or ex-partner from using or threatening violence against you or your child, or intimidating, harassing, or pestering you.
- Occupation Order: Determines who can live in the family home or enter its surrounding area.
- Seek Immediate Help: If in danger, call the police immediately.
- Document Evidence: Maintain records of any abuse – photographs, medical reports, and dated notes.
- Stay Connected: Keep in touch with trusted friends, neighbors, or family. They can vouch for your safety and be your emergency contact.
- Legal Aid: You might be eligible for legal aid based on your financial situation and evidence of abuse.
Facing domestic violence requires immense courage. Our mission is to support and guide you, ensuring that you’re aware of your rights and are empowered to make informed decisions.
FAQ's
Absolutely. Domestic violence isn't gender-specific. Men facing abuse deserve equal protection and support under the law.
Children's safety is paramount. Courts can issue orders to ensure they are protected from harm or the threat of harm.
Yes, domestic violence encompasses more than just physical abuse. Emotional manipulation, financial control, and other coercive behaviors are recognized forms of abuse.
In urgent cases, we can act immediately to obtain protective orders from the court.
Your safety and privacy are our top priorities. All information shared with Resolve Solicitors is kept strictly confidential.
Legal mechanisms like non-molestation orders can prevent your abuser from making any form of contact.
Yes, domestic violence can be grounds for divorce, signifying unreasonable behavior.
Our dedicated team blends legal expertise with empathy. We prioritize your safety and well-being, ensuring you're supported every step of the way.
There are numerous charities and helplines dedicated to helping those affected by domestic violence. We can guide you to the appropriate resources.
Contact us for a private consultation. We're here to listen, advise, and protect.