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Restraining/Non Molestation Orders?

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scottishlady
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02 Sep 07 #2747 by scottishlady

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Hi....

I wonder if anyone can help me....

What grounds would one need to obtain a restraining/non molestation order?
The reason I am asking is because my x2b has been at our home while I was out....
He didn't gain access as I have had the locks changed, but I am concerned that he may return, probably checking to see that I am out first, then perhaps get a locksmith to let him in.... then who knows what he may do.
If one had sufficient reason to obtain one of these orders, how long does it take?... and if he did return what would I do?

Many thanks for any advice
Karen:S

LittleMrMike
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02 Sep 07 #2752 by LittleMrMike

Reply from LittleMrMike

Sorry, been ' off the air ' for a few days having got a nasty virus ( Computer virus that is ! )

A non molestation order can be made on the grounds of violence or threats of violence, but also annoying behaviour such as absuive E Mails or text messages. An order can last for a fixed period or it can remain in force till the Court cancels it.

It can be obtained very quickly in cases of emergency ; contact your solicitor.

Mike 100468

scottishlady
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02 Sep 07 #2756 by scottishlady

Reply from scottishlady

Hi Mike....
Thankyou for that - yes, I will contact my solicitor in the morning...
I'd noticed you weren't around.... glad to see you back
Hope all is okay with you

Kind regards, and thanks again
Karen:)

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