Blog tagged as Non Molestation, finding of fact , directions , FHDRA, Final hearings

A non-molestation order is a type of injunction under the Family Law Act 1996 designed to protect individuals and their children from domestic abuse, harassment, or violence. These orders are often dealt with in the County Court in England and Wales during family proceedings. Below is a detailed exp...

Contact hearings in the family court, also known as child arrangement hearings, address disputes between parties (typically parents or guardians) about arrangements for contact with a child. These hearings occur when parties cannot agree on how and when a child should spend time with one or both par...

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In the context of family law in England and Wales, private law children hearings are typically heard in the County Court when they involve disputes between parents or others with parental responsibility regarding the upbringing and welfare of a child. These hearings fall under the category of privat...