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09 Oct 08 #55251 by Norbert22
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My husband has served an injunction on me. I lost my temper and lashed out at him because he would not ask another woman to stop phoning him twice aday every day. I have no idea what to do. He did not tell me he was doing this. He still lives in the house as if everything is normal but goes out to his brother so he can still get the calls from this woman. What do I do with the injunction????

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09 Oct 08 #55253 by Sera
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Non-Molestation Orders (if that's what is is)???... is quite a 'normal' thing that solicitors draw up in Divorce apparently.

What does the injunction say?

Is there a Court Case?

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09 Oct 08 #55259 by marriaa
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(((((norbert))))))
welcome ti wiki.I have not got a clue what to do.
Hope things do not turn to nasty for you

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09 Oct 08 #55263 by Norbert22
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I dont know i am too upset to read it. The guy who delivered it said i should take it to a solicitors

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09 Oct 08 #55265 by Sera
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It sounds like you were served the papers; (which insures your ex that they were delivered) and you can take them to a solicitor; who will charge you around £150-£200 per hour to advise; or for free.... you could at least start by sharing the Content here: and some of us have experience we can at least put your mind to rest with; to at least explain what it is, and what is happening.

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10 Oct 08 #55281 by NellNoRegrets
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You will have to read it when you have calmed down.

I expect its a non-molestation order to prevent you from threatening your partner.

Your husband was clearly upset by what you said or did and he also doesn't intend to stop speaking to this woman.

Try not to worry, I don't suppose its as bad as it seems.

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10 Oct 08 #55286 by D L
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Hi there

If you have been personally served then it is highly likely to be a non molestation order. It is unlikely to have an occupation order attached as these are rarely granted ex parte (ex parte means without your notice - as what he has done has gone to court without your notice to get this order). Somewhere in the papers will be a date telling you when it is back in court, which is when a judge will decide if the order continues, if an occupation order should be granted or if it should all be dismissed.

Take the papers to a solicitor asap - I dont want to worry you, but this is fairly serious and could result in an order that you have to leave your home if you just ignore it and do nothing. When you ring the solicitors to make the app you need to tell them that you have been served and the return date, so that you can have an urgent appointment.

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