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Consultant Barrister at Unit Chambers
Bella is a Consultant Barrister at Unit Chambers. She is recognised as a bright, compassionate, and fearless advocate, dedicated to providing robust and detailed representation for her clients.
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Non-molestation order (NMO) hearings are brief, often 30 minutes long, and this article mirrors that conciseness. Recent case DS v AC [2023] EWFC 46 and July 2023 guidance have spotlighted issues with NMOs, especially without notice orders. Key points include the need for exceptional circumstances to grant these orders and detailed explanations in applications. Bella Tait, Consultant Barrister at Unit Chambers, discusses the new guidelines and their impact on family law practice.
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