How to get an occupation order

In this Stowe talks: How to video, Partner Amy Langford at Stowe Family Law takes you through a step-by-step guide on how to get an occupation order.

She covers in detail:

00:43 What is an occupation order?
01:34 Who can apply for an occupation order?
02:40 Why would you need an occupation order?
03:07 How do you apply for an occupation order?
03:43 What criteria needs to be met?
04:31 Do you have to go to court?
05:38 How long does an occupation order last?
06:14 What if someone breaches the order?
06:57 And the importance of legal advice

(Please note the applicant is the person applying for the order, and the respondent is the person the order relates to.)

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