1. Why an Old Car Might Still Be in Your Name If an old car is still registered in your name, it usually means DVLA records were never updated after you sold, scrapped, or transferred the vehicle. This can happen…
1. Why You Need to Prove You Sold Your Car If DVLA still records you as the registered keeper after selling, you may continue to receive: Proving the sale ensures you are not held legally responsible for a car you…
1. Understanding Car Ownership Disputes in the UK Car ownership disputes are more common than many realise. They can arise between private buyers and sellers, ex-partners, businesses, or even with the DVLA. A solicitor specialising in car ownership disputes provides…
1. What is a Non-Molestation Order UK? A non-molestation order UK is a protective injunction granted by the family court to stop harassment, threats, intimidation, or violence from a partner, ex-partner, or family member. Its purpose is to safeguard victims…
1. What is an Occupation Order UK? An occupation order UK is a legal injunction granted by the family court that decides who can live in, or return to, the family home after domestic abuse or relationship breakdown. It helps…
1. Understanding a Non-Molestation Order UK A non-molestation order UK is an injunction issued by the family court to protect someone from harassment, threats, or abuse. If you have been served with one, it means someone has alleged that you…
1. Understanding an Occupation Order UK An occupation order UK is a court order that decides who can live in or return to the family home. If you are served with this paperwork, it usually means someone you live with…
1. Understanding Non-Molestation Orders UK A non-molestation order UK is a type of injunction issued by the family court to protect someone from harassment, abuse, or threats. While the order is designed to safeguard victims, sometimes they are obtained based…
1. What is an Injunction in Family Law UK? An injunction in family law UK is a court order designed to protect individuals from harm, harassment, or threats within family relationships. It can regulate behaviour, restrict contact, or decide who…
1. Understanding a Non-Molestation Order A non-molestation order is a family court injunction that prevents someone from harassing, threatening, or abusing another person. If you are served with one, it means allegations have been made against you, and the court…
