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Ross Coates Solicitors serve clients nationally and throughout East Anglia, and in the following locations:
Solicitors for Aldeburgh, Solicitors for Attleborough, Solicitors for Aylsham, Solicitors for Baldock, Solicitors for Burwell, Solicitors for Bury St Edmunds, Solicitors for Cambridge, Solicitors for Cromer, Solicitors for Diss, Solicitors for Downham Market, Solicitors for Ely, Solicitors for Eye, Solicitors for Fakenham, Solicitors for Framlingham, Solicitors for Great Yarmouth, Solicitors for Halesworth, Solicitors for Harleston, Solicitors for Holt, Solicitors for Ipswich, Solicitors for King's Lynn, Solicitors for Lowestoft, Solicitors for Mildenhall, Solicitors for Newmarket, Solicitors for North Walsham, Solicitors for Norwich, Solicitors for Royston, Solicitors for Saxmundham, Solicitors for Sheringham, Solicitors for Thetford, Solicitors for Tiptree, Solicitors for Wells, Solicitors for Wisbech, Solicitors for Woodbridge, Solicitors for Wymondham
Our Expertise
Domestic violence
(Solicitors for Ipswich, Suffolk and East Anglia)
The Law has changed recently so that most people are now protected by the laws on
domestic violence. Non-molestation orders can be made that prevents another person
molesting a person or child and they can also prohibit particular actions and behaviour.
Occupation orders can be obtained that define occupation rights in the home, including the exclusion of the other party from the home or an area around the home. Such orders are obtained by taking civil private proceedings against the person. However, the police should still by the first port of call as they can arrest the offender and put in place bail conditions that offer the same protection.
The Harassment Act makes it possible for the police to arrest people who have committed two acts of harassment. These laws were brought in initially to help with stalkers but they can assist will all incidents of harassment.
Again, these actions are led by the police. However, often where unpleasant behaviour
has begun, it can help for a solicitors “warning” letter being sent to put a stop
to harassment. We can assist regardless of the person causing the harm -
We can also deal with all issues surrounding divorce and separation, including children disputes, financial and property arrangements, as well as obtaining parental responsibility, other family matters including judicial separation, nullity and dissolution of civil partnerships, wills and buying, selling and transferring property.
For further information contact Ross Coates in our Family Department on 01473 695400 or email ross.coates@rosscoates.co.uk