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A fast approach of protection is provided to Victims of domestic abuse by Centre for Domestic Abuse (CDA). We support victims by assisting with the appropriate measures in place such as injunctions so the Victim won't be placed in any further risk. The orders and descriptions of each injunction that we can assist Victims in obtaining are: - Non-Molestation Order - Occupation Order - Child Arrangements Order - Prohibited Steps Order - Specific Issue Order The purpose of CDA is to help protect Victims. CDA maintains a board of legal partners to help Victims obtain injunctions. Since Victims must be protected as quickly as possible and have limited time to do so, CDA draughts all legal paperwork for our board of legal partners.
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CDA, First Floor, 729 Capability Grn, Luton, LU1 3LU, United Kingdom
- 01582 250 273
- Office@centrefordomesticabuse.co.uk
- centrefordomesticabuse.co.uk
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