Guidance on Legal Aid availability for urgent safeguarding, including non-molestation orders and occupation orders where applicable.
If you are in immediate danger, call 999. If it is safe to do so, speaking to a solicitor early can help you understand your options.
If you are dealing with domestic abuse or urgent safeguarding concerns, the process can feel overwhelming. A solicitor can explain whether Legal Aid may apply and what protective options might be relevant.
Protective orders are designed to help keep people safe. A solicitor can explain the difference between common orders, what evidence may be needed, and what to expect at each stage.
Note: Legal Aid depends on the type of matter and eligibility rules. A solicitor will assess your situation and explain what support may be available.
Guidance on urgent protective steps that may restrict harassment, contact, or threatening behaviour, depending on the situation.
Advice on housing-related protective orders that may deal with who can live in a property, where appropriate.
Practical guidance on what to do next, what to document, and how to approach urgent steps safely.
A solicitor can explain whether Legal Aid may apply and what information is needed for an assessment.
Help prioritising next steps when time is tight.
Straightforward guidance on what happens next.
Eligibility explanation and what is needed for assessment.
If you are in immediate danger, call 999. If you can do so safely, speaking to a solicitor early can help you understand protective options and next steps.
It may, depending on the type of matter and eligibility rules. A solicitor can assess your situation and explain what support may be available.
Any key dates, messages, letters, reference numbers, and a short timeline can help. A solicitor can tell you what is most relevant once they understand your situation.