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Family law [2025] EWFC 487 (B)

MI v AA

MI v AA [2025] EWFC 487 (B) (29 December 2025)

The Family Court found that the father was responsible for repeated criminal damage incidents, or had instructed others to do them, and refused permission to appeal.

  • Child arrangements order
  • Non-molestation order
  • Finding of fact
  • Domestic abuse allegations
  • Contact supervision
  • Restraining order
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Family law

AS, BS & CS (Children) (Finding of Fact and Non-Molestation Order dismissed), Re

The court found that the Father committed three instances of physical abuse, one instance of rape, made threats to kill himself and the family, and used verbal abuse. However, the court did not find that the Father’s behaviour amounted to a pattern of controlling and coercive behaviour to the extent alleged by the Mother. The specific incidents in August and September 2023 did not amount to molestation or harassment warranting a non-molestation order. The Mother does not require ongoing protection by way of a non-molestation order.

  • Non-molestation orders
  • Domestic abuse
  • Children act proceedings
  • Finding of fact
  • Controlling and coercive behaviour
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Family law [2024] EWFC 349 (B)

AS, BS & CS (Children) (Finding of Fact and Non-Molestation Order dismissed), Re

AS, BS & CS (Children) (Finding of Fact and Non-Molestation Order dismissed), Re [2024] EWFC 349 (B) (11 November 2024)

The Family Court made findings of physical, sexual, emotional and limited coercive abuse, but dismissed the non-molestation application and discharged the interim order.

  • Domestic abuse
  • Non-molestation order
  • Children act proceedings
  • Finding of fact
  • Controlling and coercive behaviour
  • Physical abuse
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