Where somebody applies for a non-molestation or occupation order (domestic violence injunction) but they don’t have a lawyer, the court bailiffs will usually serve the order on the person who it relates to on their behalf. The bailiffs at Bristol ask if you can provide a photograph when you come to court to help them identify the person they are trying to serve. An injunction is not effective until it is served.
Daily Archives: 11 November 2015
How to communicate with the court
The Family Delivery Manager at Bristol Civil & Family Justice Centre (dealing with Bath, Bristol and Weston) asks that in any correspondence with the court you should please quote
- your case number,
- the name of the Judge dealing with your case,
- any future hearing date or deadline.
Please put all of this information in the subject line of any e-mail or any correspondence you send to the court.
This will enable the court to prioritise correspondence appropriately and ensure it gets to the right Judge.
The only e-mail address which should be used is family@bristol.countycourt.gsi.gov.uk.