Razi Hassan

Victims of domestic abuse can apply for protective measures, such as a civil injunction (a court order) that either protects them or their child from being harmed or threatened by the person who’s abused them (a Non-Molestation Order or NMO) or decides who can live in the family home or enter the surrounding area (an Occupation Order). The conditions of these orders make clear that the perpetrator is not permitted to breach the Order, either directly or through a third party.

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The Family Court plays a critical role in domestic abuse cases; however, traditional legal processes can be daunting and challenging for victims. Harnessing the power of technology offers a transformative opportunity to improve engagement, enhance accessibility, and provide much-needed support for survivors navigating the complexities of the Family Court. Mobile Applications Developing mobile applications that offer immediate access to emergency assistance can be crucial for victims in distress.