Non-molestation or occupation order form (FL401) 2025

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The document provides guidance on applying for a non-molestation or occupation order under the Family Law Act 1996. It outlines the application process, including the use of the CourtNav online tool, support resources for domestic abuse victims, and options for applying without notifying the respondent in urgent situations. The form requires personal details, information about the respondent, and specifics regarding the nature of abuse or harassment. It emphasizes confidentiality for applicants living in refuges and includes instructions on court procedures and necessary documentation.

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Can a local authority apply for a non molestation order?

As the local authority is a corporate body, not an individual person, it cannot apply for orders under the Family Law Act 1996. Therefore, a non molestation order could not be granted to a local authority and seeking an injunction pursuant to the inherent jurisdiction is their only likely option.

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