If you’re experiencing domestic abuse, you may feel frightened, isolated or unsure what to do next. Just know you are not alone.
We provide confidential, compassionate legal support for those affected by domestic abuse. Our priority is your safety and wellbeing. If you are experiencing domestic abuse get in touch with us and we can guide your options without pressure of judgement.
Domestic abuse isn’t just physical
Domestic abuse an take many forms. It doesn’t always leave visible injuries and often develops gradually. This can be difficult to recognise, especially when it involves control or fear rather than violence.
It can include:
- Emotional or psychological abuse – intimidation, humiliations, manipulation, or making you feel worthless or afraid
- Financial control or abuse – restricting access to money, preventing you from working, or putting debts in your name
- Coercive or controlling behaviour – isolating you from family and friends, monitoring your movements, or controlling your daily life
- Harassment or threats – intimidation or threats to harm you or those around you
Legal protection available For Domestic Abuse
There are legal measures available to help stop the abuse and protect you and your family. We can give you a clear picture of your options and help you decide what is right for your situation.
Legal protections can include:
- Non-harassment orders – stop ongoing harassment, threats, or abusive behaviour
- Exclusion orders – prevent an abuser from entering or remaining in your home
- Interdicts – court orders that restrict specific behaviours, such as contacting you or approaching you
These can help prevent further abuse and protect you and your family.
How we help
We understand that taking the first steps towards legal actions can feel daunting, especially if you are already under a lot of stress.
We offer:
- Confidential, sensitive advice
- Support with urgent legal orders
- Clear guidance on your rights
- Working at a pace that feels safe for you
You don’t have to have everything figured out before speaking to us. We can help you explore your options and take the next steps when you are ready.
Frequently asked questions
No. All discussions with a solicitor are private.
Yes. Some protective orders can be issued urgently.
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