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National Centre for Domestic Violence (NCDV)
The National Centre for Domestic Violence (NCDV) specialises in assisting survivors of abuse, regardless of gender, obtain protective injunctions quickly. Headquartered in Guildford but operating nationally, NCDV has forged…

Refuge: Our Review of their Essential Services
When it comes to emergency shelter and crisis intervention for domestic-violence survivors, Refuge is a name that resonates across England and Wales. Founded in 1971, Refuge opened the first…

Women`s Aid : Our Review
If you’re researching domestic-abuse charities in England and Wales, Women’s Aid will almost certainly emerge as a leading authority. Established in the 1970s, Women’s Aid has built a national…

Relate: Our Review of Couples Counselling Services
Renowned for its couple and family counselling services, Relate has been a champion of healthy relationships since its early 20th-century origins (then known as the National Marriage Guidance Council).…

Citizens Advice Review: Understanding your Rights
When people encounter legal or financial issues, one of the first names that spring to mind is Citizens Advice. Operating throughout England and Wales, Citizens Advice offers free, independent,…

S91(14) Barring Orders Explained Clearly
Barring Orders are a Court Order made under Section 91(14) Children Act 1989 is which bar individuals from making further applications to the Family Court…

Covert audio / video recordings in the Family Court – are they admissible ?
Modern technology has made it extremely easy to record others, whether through voice recordings or video recordings, often with a single tap on a smartphone. In the context…

Salama Khalid Divorce
Divorce under normal circumstances is seldom described as “simple.” Factor in a massive social media following, intercultural interests, and potential cross-border complications, and you’ve got yourself an even more challenging…

What Cannot be Included in a Prenup UK ?
When planning to marry, many couples turn their attention to prenuptial agreements (often referred to simply as ‘prenups’) to help clarify how their financial affairs will be managed in the…

Protecting your privacy during divorce: spyware, coercive control, and how to stay safe
Divorce can be a difficult and emotionally fraught experience on its own. When technology is misused, however, it adds a disturbing new dimension: covert surveillance, manipulative control, and stolen personal…