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Non-molestation orders can be served to many different types of people that you have a relationship with, not just spouses, this is what is known as “associated persons”.nThese orders can be applied against:nA spouse, or ex-spousenA civil partner, or previous civil partnernA fiancé(e) or ex-fiancé(e)nA family membernSomeone who you live with, or used to live withnThe father or mother of your childrennnHow long does a non-molestation order last?nNon-molestation orders are injunctions which will typically last anywhere between 6 and 12 months, depending on the circumstances. It’s also possible for an order to last longer than this period, but it will depend on your situation and the decision of the courts. If you get to the end of your fixed court order, it’s also possible to extend the order if your situation hasn’t changed and you still feel in danger.nnHow to apply for a non-molestation order?nThe application is made on the form FL401, including a requirement for a witness statement in support and if the applicant wants to keep their details confidential they can also fill the form C8. There is no court fee for this type of application and courts will accept the applications via email provided they are all signed and have the supporting evidencennWorkPermitCloudLawyersn#sponsorlicence #ukimmigration #sponsorlicenceapplication #skilledworkersponsor #skilledworkerroute #uksponsor #lawyers...