How we can help
Understanding what happened
We work with you to understand what happened and identify relevant documents, messages and previous events. We establish the information needed for advice without asking you to take risks to obtain evidence.
Reporting and protective measures
We advise on reporting the matter and requesting potentially available measures. The competent authority decides whether measures are granted and their scope; our role is to prepare and support the request.
Proceedings and family needs
We prepare the agreed legal steps and review how criminal measures interact with family matters. We take account of children’s circumstances and existing orders so that the approach remains consistent.
Information and legal follow-up
We explain summonses, decisions and the choices you may need to consider. We identify public support resources and steps requiring other professional input, without replacing emergency or healthcare services.
Frequently asked questions
Can I seek advice before reporting?+
Yes. You can discuss your options and relevant documents. If there is an emergency or immediate risk, use emergency services without waiting for a response through the form.
Must there be a physical injury to seek advice?+
No. Threats, coercion or other conduct may also be relevant. We assess the specific facts and possible protective measures without making a visible injury a condition for seeking advice.
