Family Lawyers Specialising in Narcissistic Abuse
July 2023
If you have been in a relationship involving narcissistic abuse, or you are contemplating separating from a partner with a narcissistic personality disorder, our specialist family solicitors can help support you.
Deciding to separate from a partner or husband or wife is hard, whatever your circumstances or the length of your relationship. When you have experienced narcissistic abuse, it can be especially tough to end a relationship. Our friendly and supportive family solicitors can guide you through the separation or divorce process.
Initial Discussion
This summary provides general information and does not constitute legal advice on any individual circumstances.
For an initial discussion and a no-obligation quote, get in touch with us today by simply calling us on 01234 343134 or email us at enquiries@fullersfamilylaw.com and a member of our team will get back to you.
Living with Narcissistic Abuse
Are you living with narcissistic abuse? You may not realise that your partner’s behaviour is narcissistic. You can be lulled by your partner into believing that their actions are normal and that you are the one who is “out of line”.
Many people who live with narcissistic abuse assume that help is not available unless their partner is violent towards them, with medical evidence of physical abuse. That is not correct. The court widely defines domestic abuse as including psychological or emotional abuse and economic abuse as well as coercive and controlling behaviour.
Separating from a Narcissistic Abuser
It is not surprising if you feel overwhelmed or you do not know where to start in your journey to separate from your narcissistic partner and make a new life for yourself and your children. Our family solicitors can advise you on:
- Separating from a narcissistic partner –unless the situation is urgent, you should not leave the family home without first taking legal advice. That is because a family solicitor may be able to secure an occupation order to enable you to stay at the family home until a long-term agreement or financial court order is made.
- Applying for injunction orders – in addition to applying for an occupation order you may also need a non-molestation order to prevent further narcissistic abuse.
- Applying for an order that your children live with you and that if the children have contact with your partner that the access arrangements are in the children’s best interests. This type of children law order is referred to as a child arrangement order.
- Divorce proceedings and the divorce process
- Financial claims – sorting out a financial settlement on divorce with a narcissistic partner can prove extremely challenging as they may use money as a means of control and the support of a family solicitor can be invaluable as you look to secure the long-term future.
Family Lawyers Specialising in Narcissistic Abuse
We are experts in representing partners caught up in narcissistic relationships and understand how manipulative and controlling a narcissistic abuser can be.
Our dedicated family solicitors will support and guide you through the process, giving you the legal expertise you need to move on with your life.
How Can Fullers Help?
We understand that finding a solicitor that you feel understands your own specific situation can be a daunting task. So you can book a free callback with us here.
We have also created a series of fixed-price consultation meetings with a full ‘no questions asked’ money-back guarantee promise.
For an initial discussion and a no-obligation quote, get in touch with us today by simply calling us on 01234 343134 or email us at enquiries@fullersfamilylaw.com and a member of our team will get back to you.
