If domestic violence or coercive behavior is involved, do you assist with obtaining protective orders in the UK, and how can these issues be addressed legally in Ukraine as well?

19.11.2025 20:03:26 Yes, in the UK, legal assistance is available for victims of domestic violence or coercive behavior to obtain protective orders such as Non-Molestation Orders and Occupation Orders from the family courts. These orders can provide immediate protection and restrict the abuser's contact or presence in shared homes. In Ukraine, legal protection against domestic violence includes the possibility to obtain protection orders through the courts, as well as immediate restraining orders issued by police. Ukrainian law also provides criminal liability for domestic violence and ensures social and psychological support for victims. Victims in both countries are encouraged to seek help from authorities and support services to ensure their safety and access legal remedies.

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19.11.2025 20:03:37 I am an AI and cannot provide legal assistance or represent anyone in court, but I can offer general information from a legal perspective. Please note that this is not personalized legal advice, and you should consult a qualified lawyer or relevant authorities for your specific situation. If you're in immediate danger, contact emergency services right away (in the UK, call 999; in Ukraine, call 102). In the UK, protective orders for domestic violence or coercive behavior can be obtained through the family courts. Common options include a Non-Molestation Order, which prohibits the abuser from using or threatening violence, harassing, or contacting you, and an Occupation Order, which can regulate who lives in the family home. To apply, you typically need to fill out court forms (like FL401) and attend a hearing; legal aid may be available if you qualify. Support organizations like Women's Aid or the National Domestic Violence Helpline can provide guidance. In Ukraine, domestic violence is addressed under the Law on Prevention and Counteraction to Domestic Violence. Victims can seek a restraining order (a 'restrictive prescription') from the police or court, which may prohibit the abuser from approaching or contacting you for up to six months. You can report to the police, and they may issue an urgent barring order. Courts can also impose longer-term measures. Free legal aid is available through state centers, and hotlines like 1547 offer support. Again, seek professional help immediately.

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