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Family protection and maintenance
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Jurisdiction: England and Wales; child maintenance rules require territory checks.
Guides in this topic
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GuideSafe first contact with a family law adviserGuideDomestic abuse support and emergency helpGuideNon-molestation orders: specialist advice questionsGuideOccupation orders and the family homeGuideEvidence to preserve when seeking protectionGuideLegal aid eligibility: checking official guidanceGuideChild Maintenance Service: information to gatherGuidePrivate child maintenance arrangementsGuideChanges of income and child maintenanceGuideShared care information for maintenance decisionsGuideSelf-employed income in a maintenance disputeGuideChallenging a child maintenance calculationGuideMaintenance arrears: keeping payment evidenceGuideChild maintenance when a parent lives abroadGuideFinancial abuse during a relationshipGuideProtecting access to personal correspondenceGuideSafety considerations before sending a legal letterGuideCourt hearings and requests for special arrangementsGuideUpdating an adviser about an immediate riskGuideDomestic abuse and housing optionsGuidePolice reports and family proceedingsGuideKeeping a secure incident chronologyGuideProtection orders and separate child arrangementsGuideSupport organisations during family proceedingsGuideFamily protection in Scotland and Northern Ireland: referral routes