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Experiencing domestic abuse can be frightening and distressing. The law provides a number of protective measures to help safeguard individuals who are experiencing abuse or are at risk of further harm. A non-molestation order is one of the most common forms of legal protection available. It is designed to prevent someone from threatening, harassing, intimidating or abusing another person. In

Domestic abuse can have a serious and lasting impact on every aspect of a person’s life. In situations where someone is at risk of abuse, the law provides a number of protective measures that can help safeguard victims and prevent further harm. Domestic Abuse Protection Orders (DAPOs) are intended to provide flexible protection for victims of domestic abuse by allowing

One of the questions we get asked regularly by clients during an initial consultation here at Winrow Solicitors is ‘What is MIAM?’. When you have come to a solicitor seeking advice, it can feel confusing that we are now suggesting that you need to go to another professional to attempt mediation. Surely, mediation C negotiation is why you get a

At Winrow Solicitors, our Family Law team has extensive experience supporting clientsin cases involving domestic abuse in its many forms. If you are considering family law proceedings, it is important to understand howdomestic abuse may affect the process. In this article, we explain: how domestic abuse can be relevant in family proceedings; the issues the court may take into account;

When an occupation contract ends, most contract-holders leave the property without issue. However, situations can arise where a contract-holder refuses to move out after being asked to leave or after notice has been served. This can be a stressful and frustrating situation for landlords, particularly where rent is not being paid or the property is urgently required back. Where a