Salusbury Harding & Barlow

Salusbury Harding & Barlow We specialise in matrimonial law, Wills, Probate & Trusts, Powers of Attorney, Residential & Commerc

02/06/2026

Marriage, divorce, and death are reported as the three most common reasons people make changes to property ownership (HM Land Registry).

People often get confused between police intervention and the purpose of a Non-molestation Order. Police action is a res...
31/05/2026

People often get confused between police intervention and the purpose of a Non-molestation Order. Police action is a response to an event, while a Non-molestation Order prevents future contact or abuse.

Read our latest blog to find out more, here: https://www.shbsolicitors.co.uk/blog

30/05/2026

You might be able to apply for a Specific Issues Order to help you come to a decision. The Family Court will always act in the best interests of your child. If needed, a Prohibited Steps Order can be used to prevent an ex-partner taking a child out of their school.

Email: [email protected] to arrange a face-to-face or telephone appointment.

At SHB Solicitors, we pride ourselves on delivering a service that is not only professional, but also approachable and e...
28/05/2026

At SHB Solicitors, we pride ourselves on delivering a service that is not only professional, but also approachable and easy to understand. We know legal matters can feel overwhelming, so we’re here to make the process as smooth and straightforward as possible.

Thank you to our clients for your kind words and continued trust.

There are different types of legal injunctions that can prevent someone from contacting you or coming within a certain d...
27/05/2026

There are different types of legal injunctions that can prevent someone from contacting you or coming within a certain distance of your home, if there’s a risk of harm. These include Non-molestation Orders, Occupation Orders (which regulate the occupation of the home) and Restraining Orders. There are also orders under the Children Act 1989 such as Child Arrangement Orders that specify how contact should be made with a child.

If you need Family Law advice, email: [email protected] to arrange a face-to-face or telephone appointment.

26/05/2026

A Non-molestation Order is very serious and powerful. Any breaches of this order amount to a criminal offence and would be dealt with by the police.

Common scenarios include ill health, financial or personal challenges or having to move out of the area due to a new job...
25/05/2026

Common scenarios include ill health, financial or personal challenges or having to move out of the area due to a new job. Our solicitors can apply to vary a child-related order to ensure new arrangements are in the child’s interests and work for all parties.

For advice on varying a Child Arrangements Order, please email: [email protected] to arrange a face-to-face or telephone appointment.

Do you need to apply for a Non-molestation Order? You will be asked to submit a witness statement including details of t...
24/05/2026

Do you need to apply for a Non-molestation Order? You will be asked to submit a witness statement including details of the abuse, harassment, threats, incidents, dates, messages, police logs, or medical evidence to the Family Court.

Read our latest blog to find out more, here: https://www.shbsolicitors.co.uk/blog

Case Study:The SHB team once advised a father who had sole care of his son following proceedings under the Children Act ...
22/05/2026

Case Study:
The SHB team once advised a father who had sole care of his son following proceedings under the Children Act 1989. A final ‘live with’ child arrangements order specified that the mother could only have indirect contact with her son. After the proceedings ended, the mother started sending lots of threatening messages to the father. As this included direct threats of harm to the son, the father applied for a Non-molestation Order to protect himself and his son.

An order was made to ensure that the mother didn’t attend within metres of the family home or the son’s school. She was not permitted to contact the father or son without permission. The mother didn’t contest the order at the return hearing, so the order continued as the Court felt it necessary for the father and son to have protection. The father also applied to the Court to amend the child arrangements order, given the mother’s conduct towards her son.

For advice on applying for a Non-molestation Order, email: [email protected] to arrange a face-to-face or telephone appointment.

There’s nothing more rewarding than helping our clients achieve a positive outcome. At SHB Solicitors, we’re committed t...
21/05/2026

There’s nothing more rewarding than helping our clients achieve a positive outcome. At SHB Solicitors, we’re committed to providing the support, guidance, and expertise needed to get you there.

Thank you for trusting us to be part of your journey - we’re proud to stand alongside you every step of the way.

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