Many marriages or relationships end amicably, with both sides remaining reasonable and parting ways positively, but unfortunately, this cannot be said of all splits. If a relationship breakdown has escalated to the point where you are fearful for your physical wellbeing or the wellbeing of your children, your personal finances are at risk, or someone is occupying your home and you want them to leave, it is time to consider your legal options.
Our experienced solicitors can help you to obtain injunctions against former or current partners who are threatening you physically, or using your assets or money in a way which you have not agreed to and wish to stop.
For more information about domestic violence or financial injunctions, speak to our team now. All calls are totally confidential, and there is no obligation to use our services – call our Manchester office on 0161 214 5300, our Middleton office on 0161 643 2411 or fill in our online enquiry form with as many details as you can, and we will call you back at a time that is convenient.
There are three main kinds of injunction that can be obtained – financial, domestic violence and occupation of the home. Find out more about the specifics of each type of injunction below.
Financial injunctions are appropriate in cases where a partner has concerns that their partner is hiding or moving money to mask their true financial situation, or is being notably frivolous to the detriment of a future financial agreement.
These types of injunctions safeguard remaining assets by freezing them until a financial agreement has been formalised.
Legally speaking, domestic violence includes physical, emotional, sexual and psychological abuse. If you are a victim of domestic violence, we can obtain a non-molestation order on your behalf, affording protection to you, and your children if relevant.
If you believe you are at risk at home you may want your partner, spouse or cohabitee to leave your house. Occupation of the home injunctions can instruct people to leave a property, and can also be used if you have left a home and wish to return, but do not want your spouse to be there when you do so.
To find out more about the types of injunctions that are available call us now and speak to our family law team. Call our Manchester office on 0161 214 5300, our Middleton office on 0161 643 2411, or take a second to fill in our online enquiry form and someone will be in touch.
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