CHALLENGE A NON-MOLESTATION ORDER BASED ON FALSE ALLEGATIONS

On average 120 Non-Molestation Orders are made daily

There are many reasons why False Allegations
are used, but nothing justifies you having
to accept an Order which is based on lies

False allegations can restrict where you go, who
you speak to, and how you see your children.

You do not have to accept an order based on lies.

Challenge it, protect your rights,
and show the Court the truth.

Be Prepared. Be Ready. Be Confident

CHALLENGING A NON-MOLESTATION ORDER
Practical Guidance for People Representing Themselves

Are you.....

Accused of abusive allegations that never happened?
A victim of malicious allegations stopping you from seeing your children?
Worried that the Judge will believe the lies made to hurt you?
Desperate to show the truth and clear your name?
Missing your children and unsure how to fix things?

What is a Non-Molestation Order?

A Non-Molestation order is made under the Family Law Act 1996 to prevent a person from harassing, intimidating, or contacting another individual. These orders are often granted urgently and usually without you being present or knowing that it is happening. While this protects genuine victims in need of protection, it also creates a situation where allegations are not tested before the order is imposed.

This is where false allegations can cause immediate harm. The court initially hears only one side of the story. You are then placed in the position of having to disprove claims you may not even fully understand or recognise.

A Non-Molestation Order can have devastating personal, professional, and legal consequences for you. If you have been served with an Order that you believe is unjustified, it is critical to understand that you have the legal right to challenge it through the Family Court.

Being subject to a non-molestation order can affect where you live, how you see your children, your reputation, and even your employment prospects. Breaching the order is a criminal offence, which makes responding correctly and quickly essential.

How can you challenge the Order and how difficult is it?

Challenging these Orders follows a process involving two hearings.

• At the initial Hearing you state your intention to challenge the allegations • At the second Hearing you will show the Judge why the allegations are untrue

The reality is that most people struggle to communicate properly in Court so that their version of events is confused, unclear and emotionally charged. Representing yourself in Court is not difficult providing it follows a plan.

• You know the truth • You know why the allegations did not happen as described

The Judge will be assessing credibility, evidence and proportionality.

False or exaggerated allegations often become apparent when subjected to scrutiny.

Evidence is Critical

The Courts always look for evidence. This comes in many different forms:

• Recordings, voice, video and CCTV • Written, emails, texts, Social Media • Statements Yours, theirs and witnesses • Photographs

With evidence comes a version of events.

It is easy to tell the truth, it is difficult to keep lying without tripping up

What help is available?

Simon Walland has over 25 years’ experience in the Family Courts and has supported thousands of people navigating children and financial proceedings. Beginning with his own case in 2001, then working as a Professional Mckenzie Friend and being Called to the Bar as a Barrister, Simons knowledge of legal procedure is second to none and having seen people making the same mistakes time and time again he now devotes his time to helping people to Represent Themselves in the Family Courts properly.

Telephone Advice
Book a Consultation to discuss your situation
Digital Downloads
A brief overview explaining the process and what is required
Training Courses
Step by Step video instruction explaining the complete process with samples and templates to use
Coaching Courses
Step by Step video instruction explaining the complete process with regular Conference calls on Zoom to discuss progress and reolve any problems you have, the check and discuss documents and strategy, with samples and templates to use
Support in Court
Attendance in Court as a Mckenzie Friend

Who this help is for

This course is suitable if:

• You have been served with a Non-Molestation Order

• Allegations made against you are false • Child contact is being restricted or undermined • You are representing yourself • You want to act properly and strategically

No legal background is required.

Calm, Credible, Child-Focused

Successfully addressing False allegation will benefit you by removing an unwarranted Order, showing the truth, helping you make progress towards seeing your children and proving your honesty and character.

It is about:

• Helping the court see the full picture • Protecting your long-term relationship with your child • Avoiding mistakes that make things worse

Our help shows you how to do that.

Book a Consultation

If you are unsure about any aspect of your case and want to discuss your situation with me,

then use this service to book a 30 minute call.

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Location

71-75 Shelton Street, Covent Garden, London, WC2H 9JQ

Phone number

07900 414121