Reset FORM F2 APPLICATION FOR A NON-MOLESTATION ORDER/ AN OCCUPATION ORDER FAMILY HOMES AND DOMESTIC VIOLENCE (NORTHERN IRELAND) ORDER 1998 In the High Court of Justice in Northern Ireland In the.

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  1. Press the ‘Get Form’ button to access the Non Molestation Order form. This will allow you to open the document in your preferred editor.
  2. In the section titled 'About you (the Applicant)', provide your title (Mr, Mrs, etc.), full name, address, telephone number, and date of birth (if under 18). Additionally, include the name, address, reference, and contact details of your solicitor.
  3. In the 'About the respondent' section, fill in the respondent’s name, address, and date of birth (if you know this information).
  4. In the section labeled 'The Order(s) for which you are applying', select whether you are applying for a non-molestation order or an occupation order. If you wish for the court to hear the application without notifying the respondent, tick the appropriate box and provide reasons in the supporting evidence.
  5. Detail your relationship to the respondent in the corresponding section. Select only one option that best describes your relationship and fill in any additional information requested.
  6. If applying for a non-molestation order, briefly state in this section what the order entails, providing full supporting evidence separately.
  7. If you are also applying for an occupation order, provide the address of the dwelling-house in question. Clarify whether you or the respondent occupy or have occupied it, and whether you are entitled to occupy this space.
  8. In the 'Application for additional order(s) about the dwelling-house' section, describe any additional orders you wish to request from the court in relation to the dwelling-house.
  9. Complete the mortgage and rent section by confirming whether the dwelling-house is subject to a mortgage or rented, providing details as necessary.
  10. Indicate if you will need an interpreter at court. If yes, specify the required language. Make arrangements if you need assistance due to a disability.
  11. In the 'Other information' section, provide relevant details about any children or other persons living in the household. This may include names and how these individuals are related.
  12. If there are existing family proceedings or orders, list the relevant types, courts, and case numbers in the 'Other Proceedings and Orders' section.
  13. After reviewing all entered information for accuracy, save your changes. You can then choose to download, print, or share the completed application form.

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What happens in court for a non-molestation order UK?

What happens at a Non-Molestation hearing? A Non-Molestation Order hearing will only involve the applicant, the person subject to the order, the legal representatives of both parties and the judge. The judge will consider all statements and evidence before making a decision on whether to grant the order.

This order is intended to protect you or a relevant child(ren) from being harassed, pestered, intimidated or from any threat of such behaviour. An application can be made ex-parte (in an emergency situation without the offender being aware) or inter parte (where the offender will be given notice of a court hearing).

The application needs to be accompanied by a witness statement verified by a statement of truth. A draft non molestation order is also required to be provided by the applicant. There is no court fee for an application for a non molestation order or occupation order.

Examples of what a non-molestation order might include: Your abuser must not be violent, threaten violence, intimidate, pester or harass you. Your abuser must not contact you by telephone, email, social media or in person. Your abuser must not attend or contact for any reason your place of work.

Domestic Violence, Crime and Victims Act 2009 (section 13) Restraining orders can be applied for, once criminal proceedings have concluded in court.

Disputing an Ex Parte Non-Molestation Order is a legal process that can be performed by either you or the other party involved in the case. You will need to gather all of the documents and evidence that supports your case and file a petition with the court.

The process of getting a non-molestation order is often quite simple, but you may face delays in the courts if the family Judge is not clear as to the merits/ justification of your application. It's always best to bring as much evidence as you can when you attend family court to get your order granted.

How long does a non-molestation Order last? An ex-parte Order will last until first inter-parties Hearing. If a full Order is granted after this, it can last up to one year. This year can be from the date of the ex – parte Order or from the date of the Hearing, the Court makes this decision.

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