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I live in another country, about 5000 miles away from my ex who is in the UK. She has had a non-molestation order against me for 10 years, which is ridiculous, and I have never challenged it because I live abroad. It was put in place in 2011. Now that I have indirect contact with my daughter, i think my ex is using the order to stop me from asking for information about our daughter.
How can i attempt to get this ancient, unnecessary order vacated? I havent seen my ex in 10 years. What is the process and cost.
hi,
there is
Form FL403- Ask the court to vary, extend or discharge an existing non-molestation order or occupation order. form: https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/958051/fl403-eng.pdf
If an ex-parte NMO has been granted, that you conisder to be unjustified or based on false allegations, you may apply for it to be revoked with FL403 form (free application).
If you want to keep your personal details private from the other parties in the application, leave the ‘applicant details’ section blank and fill in Form C8. https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/form-c8-confidential-contact-details-family-procedure-rules-2010-rule-291
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