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The Legal Journey to Obtain a Non-Molestation Order: A Step-by-Step Guide
A non-molestation order is a legal instrument that offers protection from harm or threats of harm. It is a personalized injunction granted by the family courts. However, obtaining one involves a series of steps. This blog post will guide you through…
Exploring Alternatives to Non-Molestation Orders
Non-molestation orders are powerful legal instruments granted by family courts to protect individuals from harm or threats of harm. They serve as personalized injunctions, tailored to the specific needs of the applicant. However, there are…
Who Can Apply for a Non-Molestation Order
A non-molestation order is a legal instrument designed to protect individuals from harm, particularly in the context of domestic violence or harassment. Governed by the Family Law Act 1996, it is a court order that prevents an “associated person”…
Understanding Non-Molestation Orders: A Comprehensive Guide
In the realm of family law, a non-molestation order is a powerful tool designed to protect individuals from harm. It is essentially a court order that prevents a person from acting in a manner that could cause harm to the applicant. This harm can…
An Ultimate Guide to Non-Molestation Orders
According to the National Centre for Domestic Violence, one in five adults will experience domestic abuse. Although both sexes are at risk of domestic abuse, women suffer more than men: one in four women will experience domestic abuse as compared to…
Exploring Alternatives for Pension Division in Divorce: Offsetting and Attachment
Generally speaking, a pension sharing order is the simplest and easiest way to make sure that pensions are shared fairly during a divorce. However, there are situations where pension sharing is not possible, such as with a state pension. In such…
Understanding Pension Valuations During Divorce
Pensions are important assets to include in divorce proceedings, as they are often worth more than any other asset on the table. They’re also unusual, because the pension’s recipient might have to wait decades before he or she is able to access it.…
The Pension Sharing Order: A Key Component in Divorce Proceedings
Divorce can be a stressful process, but dividing complex assets like pensions doesn’t have to add to that stress. One of the most common and straightforward ways to handle pensions during a divorce is through a pension sharing order, and it’s what…
Will My Pension Be Considered An Asset In Divorce?
If you are considering divorce, and either you or your partner has a pension, you may be wondering whether it will be considered an asset. The short answer is that it will, regardless of what type of pension it is. The longer answer is that your…
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