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When a Parent Discloses Strangulation and has a SEN Child: What to Do Next (UK Family Court)
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When you have SEN children and the other parent is angry, aggressive, and unsafe — especially where strangulation has been disclosed or admitted to professionals — the priority is protection and stability, not “sorting contact”. This guide explains what you can expect from a 15-minute JSH Law consultation, the urgent legal steps that usually come first, and the key applications to consider: FL401 non-molestation, occupation orders, C100 + C1A (only where children’s arrangements must be stabilised now), and the legal aid pathway.
jsh law ltdHe Raised His Fist While We’re Still Living Together — What Do I Do Now?
When threats happen during divorce, safety comes first. This guide explains urgent protective orders, what to do immediately, and how the Family Court responds.
