If you wish to reconcile with your partner but a Restraining Order is in place we can help you apply to the court to have the Order changed or removed.
Do I need a solicitor to help with removing a Restraining Order?
There are no set rules for the court to consider when deciding whether to change or remove a Restraining Order. The law on removing Restraining Orders is based on case law which is why it is vital to have a solicitor involved.
If you are made subject to such an order, you may have the right to challenge the terms of that order and we can advise you regarding that process including advice on variation or discharge of injunctions.
In most cases the court will attach a power of arrest to an anti-social behaviour order. This means that if there is a reasonable suspicion that you have breached the injunction, the police are able to arrest you and keep you in police custody until the next available court.
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