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Domestic Violence Solicitors
Domestic violence is a serious and traumatising crime which can be felt long after abuse has ended.
Whether you have suffered in the past or are still dealing with domestic violence, Beecham Peacock’s solicitors specialising in domestic abuse can help.
All cases are handled confidentially for your safety and concern.
Notice: If you are currently suffering from abuse, we advise you to delete your search history after reading this page – especially if your activity is monitored by an abusive partner.
Beecham Peacock offer a complete legal service for you and your family.
Expert domestic violence solicitors in Newcastle
Beecham Peacock’s family law solicitor team are trained to deal with all cases relating to domestic abuse, with a huge range of experience fighting for victims of domestic violence.
Our domestic abuse lawyers can advise on and help with:
• Applying for a domestic violence injunction.
• Applying for court orders, such as restraining orders, to ensure the safety of yourself and your children.
• Representing you every step of the way as we build your case, including courtroom representation.
Our domestic violence lawyers are well-equipped to explain your options, walk you through the process and fight your corner every step of the way.
Our skilled domestic abuse lawyers are also experienced in matters concerning children, including child contact and access, divorce and childcare proceedings, and are sensitive to the upsetting nature of this reality for children affected.
Domestic violence legal aid
Legal aid funding may be available for those who can’t afford legal fees, who also have evidence that either themselves or their children have suffered domestic abuse.
To qualify for legal aid, domestic abuse is considered to be any form of domestic violence or financial control, such as being prevented from accessing a bank account.
If you are unsure whether you qualify for domestic violence legal aid, please speak to our confidential domestic abuse lawyers by email, on the phone or in person at our Newcastle office at New England House, 10 Ridley Place.
We recommend you contact us over the phone or in person as your safest option, especially if your partner has access to your electronic devices.
Safely getting domestic violence help
Leaving the situation
When you’re ready to leave the situation, make sure you have a “go bag” prepared, money to hand and somewhere to go.
Your safety is of the utmost importance.
Call a domestic abuse helpline for support in making a Safety Plan.
Reporting domestic abuse
In an emergency, always call 999 to report domestic abuse.
If able to do so and not in immediate danger, contact your local Northumbria Police team.
The reporting form takes roughly 10 minutes to complete, and you should receive a response in 24 hours.
Meet the Beecham Peacock domestic violence lawyers
Sophia Yau-Rosher | Director
Charlotte Talbot | Director
Laura Mayne | Family Paralegal
Lauren Laverick | Solicitor
Katie Westgarth | Solicitor
Meet the full Beecham Peacock Team
Beecham Peacock testimonials
“Fast and efficient service. Very straightforward from start to finish. Thank you!” – Sam.
“Amazing, very helpful and understanding” – Ashley
“Laura and Charlotte were absolutely amazing. I cannot recommend them enough. From start to finish, they were amazing and understanding of my needs.” – Tracy
We can help seek justice for domestic violence
Do you need support ending or seeking justice for domestic violence? Beecham Peacock domestic violence solicitors can talk to you confidentially. We will not act without your consent.
Contact us via phone or in-person at:
New England House, 10 Ridley Place, Newcastle Upon Tyne, NE1 8JW
WARNING: If you are still currently suffering from domestic abuse, we recommend you only contact us in person or via phone if safe to do so. We advise you to delete today’s internet history after viewing this page and clear any call logs after you call us.
Domestic violence FAQs
Yes, domestic violence is not limited to physical abuse – domestic violence could concern financial abuse, controlling and manipulative behaviour, threatening behaviour and more. If you’re unsure whether you can make a domestic violence report or not, get in touch with a Beecham Peacock domestic violence lawyer.
If you are preparing to leave a domestic violence situation, make sure you: 1. Have a packed and hidden “go bag” with only the essentials, such as a passport, change of clothes, money, custody papers, phone and more. 2. If able, have evidence gathered to help you in your domestic abuse claim. Do not go out of your way to gather evidence if it would put you at further risk. 3. Decide on somewhere to go immediately once leaving, whether that’s an emergency shelter, a friend's or family member’s home, a hotel or other safe location. For help in making a Safety Plan, contact a domestic abuse hotline when it is safe to do so.
For quick access to a helpline, consider contacting one of the following: Newcastle Women’s Aid, Safe Newcastle, Victim support, Harbour
A domestic violence solicitor will help you get justice for the abuse you’ve suffered and provide crucial support concerning factors such as housing, child support, restraining orders and more.
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Why Choose Us
- Over 180 years experience within our team of experts
- Highly qualified staff
- Industry recognition as a leading firm
- Extremely high customer satisfaction feedback
Contact our Domestic Violence Solicitors specialists today on
0191 232 3048Find out more about our Family Law Services
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