With over 15 years of experience, AXIS Solicitors delivers trusted results in non-molestation orders UK, helping clients protect themselves and their children from domestic violence, harassment, threats, and coercive behaviour
Our solicitors gather and organise all essential documents to support your non-molestation order application, including evidence of domestic abuse, harassment, threats, stalking, or coercive and controlling behaviour. Proper preparation strengthens applications for non-molestation orders, increasing the likelihood of the court granting urgent and effective legal protection for you and your children.
We prepare and submit all required court applications, including urgent non-molestation orders and non-molestation orders without notice where immediate protection is needed. Our family law solicitors ensure every form and statement is accurate, legally compliant, and clearly presents the risks involved to achieve the strongest possible outcome.
If your situation requires immediate action, we assist in securing emergency or interim non-molestation orders. These orders provide instant legal protection while the court considers the full application, helping prevent further abuse, harassment, or intimidation during proceedings.
Once reviewed by the court, a final non-molestation order legally sets out restrictions on the other party, including preventing contact, harassment, threats, or violence. Our solicitors represent you throughout the process, including enforcement of non-molestation orders or defending or challenging applications, ensuring your safety and legal rights remain fully protected.
AXIS Solicitors is a trusted family law firm specialising in non-molestation orders across the UK, helping individuals and families secure protection from domestic abuse, harassment, threats, and coercive behaviour. Our experienced solicitors guide clients through every stage of the non-molestation order process, ensuring all applications, evidence, and court hearings fully comply with UK family law standards.
Whether you need support with applying for a non-molestation order, urgent or emergency non-molestation orders, applications without notice, or defending or challenging a non-molestation order, our team provides personalised legal guidance to secure a swift, legally binding, and enforceable outcome.
With our expertise as non-molestation order solicitors, family protection specialists, and child safety advocates, we make the process smoother, faster, and more effective—helping you achieve the strongest possible protection through court representation, negotiation, or mediation, where appropriate.
If you need to apply for a non-molestation order, our expert solicitors make the process clear, structured, and stress-free. Here’s what you need to know to get started:
Legal Eligibility & Non-Molestation Options
Confirm your eligibility under UK family law to apply for a non-molestation order, including emergency non-molestation orders, immediate non-molestation orders, or non-molestation orders without notice. Our solicitors also advise when a restraining order UK may be appropriate for additional protection.
Documentation & Evidence
Collect all essential documents and evidence to support your application, such as: Witness statements detailing abuse or harassment, Police reports or medical records, Communications demonstrating threats or intimidation and Evidence of coercive or controlling behaviour
Child & Family Protection
If children are involved, we guide you in establishing practical and legally enforceable arrangements to safeguard their welfare. A non-molestation order for domestic violence can also extend protection to your children, ensuring they are safe from abuse or harassment.
Type of Legal Application
Decide on the type of application required for your circumstances: Standard non-molestation order, Emergency or immediate non-molestation order, Non-molestation order without notice and Restraining order UK (if additional protection is needed)
Court Procedures & Compliance
We liaise with the family court, judges, and other professionals to ensure full compliance with UK family law. From preparing your application to attending court hearings, our solicitors maximise your chances of obtaining a legally binding, enforceable non-molestation order that protects you and your children.
Make your non-molestation order process smooth and secure by meeting every eligibility requirement. Our expert solicitors guide you step by step so you can focus on protecting yourself, your children, and your family.
You must demonstrate your entitlement under UK family law to apply for a non-molestation order. The order must be necessary to protect you or your children from abuse, harassment, threats, or coercive behaviour.
Proper documentation increases the likelihood of the court granting strong and enforceable protection.
If children are involved, outline arrangements to ensure their safety, welfare, and protection. A non-molestation order can include provisions to prevent children from exposure to abuse, threats, or harmful behaviour.
Select the most appropriate application for your circumstances: Standard non-molestation order, Emergency or immediate non-molestation order, Non-molestation order without notice and Restraining order UK (if extra protection is required).
Provide details of any prior injunctions, non-molestation orders, court proceedings, custody arrangements, or disputes. This helps the court understand the full context and tailor the order to your specific needs.
If shared property, tenancy, or residence is involved, we can advise on additional protection measures, including occupation orders, to secure your home and protect your family while the non-molestation order is in place.
We liaise with the family court, social workers, mediators, and other professionals to ensure full compliance and maximise your chances of a successful outcome.
During proceedings, we help you implement and enforce non-molestation orders, restraining orders, and emergency protection measures to maintain long-term safety and stability for you and your children.






















A non-molestation order is a legal protection under UK family law designed to prevent a current or former partner, spouse, or family member from committing abuse, harassment, threats, or intimidation. It can also protect your children if they are at risk.
You can apply if you are an associated person under the Family Law Act 1996, including those who:
You can apply for a non-molestation order online or in person using form FL401. Your application should include a detailed witness statement describing the abuse, harassment, or threats. In urgent cases, we can help you apply for an emergency or immediate non-molestation order without notice.
Typically, a non-molestation order lasts for 12 months, but the court can vary, extend, or discharge it depending on your circumstances.
Yes. Orders can extend protection to children under your care, preventing exposure to abuse, harassment, or coercive control.
Violating a non-molestation order is a criminal offence. The abuser may face arrest, fines, community service, or imprisonment. You can report breaches to the police immediately.
While you can apply yourself, working with specialist solicitors ensures your application is thorough, accurate, and more likely to be granted. Our team at AXIS Solicitors can assist with urgent applications, evidence collection, and court representation.
Obtain a legally enforceable non-molestation order that immediately prevents abusive, harassing, or threatening behaviour from a current or former partner, spouse, or family member. Protection can also extend to your children, ensuring their safety and welfare.
We act quickly to help you apply for a non-molestation order, including emergency non-molestation orders, immediate applications, or applications without notice.
Gain reassurance knowing you, your children, and your family are protected by UK family law, with court-backed orders designed to stop abuse, harassment, intimidation, or coercive behaviour.