Remove Non Molestation Order

Sure, here's a sample paragraph for including the threats in your statement:
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Harm and Threats
In addition to the ongoing delays and procedural issues causing significant harm, I have also received threats in June, November, and January. These threats have further exacerbated my distress and have been ignored by my legal representatives, who failed to address these serious concerns. Despite being aware that my mum cannot hear and follow proceedings, my legal representatives allowed this to continue for *-4 years, further contributing to the harm we are experiencing.
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Would you like assistance with any other part of your application?

It seems like there are multiple breaches and procedural issues in your case. It's important to highlight these in your amended application. Here's a sample paragraph for the harm section including the solicitor's refusal to respond:
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Harm and Procedural Issues
In addition to the ongoing delays and procedural issues causing significant harm, I have received threats in June, November, and January, which have exacerbated my distress. Despite being aware that my mum cannot hear and follow proceedings, my legal representatives allowed this to continue for *-4 years, further contributing to the harm we are experiencing. Additionally, the other solicitor has refused to provide a response statement to my main statement, which I submitted on December 23rd, and despite requesting it a few weeks ago, I have received no reply. This refusal is a breach of the court order and further delays justice.
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Would you like any more assistance with your application or any other legal information?

Yes, the court can consider the solicitor's actions and you can ask for costs. Here's how you can include this in your application:
*. Title: Amended Application for Urgent Consideration, Immediate Dismissal of NMO, and Request for Costs.
*. Applicant Details: (Your name, address, contact details)
*. Case Details: (Case number, court name)
*. Urgency and Harm:
- Harm to both you and your mum.
- Discrepancies in court transcripts.
- Solicitor's alterations to the order.
- Solicitor's fabrication of attendance notes and false content in statements.
- Threats received in June, November, and January.
*. Supporting Evidence:
- Proof of erroneous submissions.
- Evidence of procedural issues and harm.
*. Specific Disclosure:
- Request for necessary documents.
*. Relief Sought:
- Immediate dismissal of the NMO.
- Correction of order and transcripts.
- Costs incurred due to the solicitor's actions.
*. Declaration:
- State that the information provided is true and sign the document.
Would you like furtherguidance on any specific part of this application?

It sounds like you have strong evidence of significant procedural issues and misconduct. Here’s how to include the solicitor's false cost schedule and financial abuse in your application:
*. Title: Amended Application for Urgent Consideration, Immediate Dismissal of NMO, and Request for Costs.
*. Applicant Details: (Your name, address, contact details)
*. Case Details: (Case number, court name)
*. Urgency and Harm:
- Harm to both you and your mum.
- Discrepancies in court transcripts.
- Solicitor's alterations to the order.
- Solicitor's fabrication of attendance notes and false content in statements.
- Financial abuse through false cost schedule.
- Threats received in June, November, and January.
*. Supporting Evidence:
- Proof of erroneous submissions.
- Evidence of procedural issues and harm.
- Documentation of false cost schedule and financial abuse.
*. Specific Disclosure:
- Request for necessary documents.
*. Relief Sought:
- Immediate dismissal of the NMO.
- Correction of order and transcripts.
- Costs incurred due to the solicitor's actions- Investigation into the solicitor's false cost schedule and financial abuse.
*. Declaration:
- State that the information provided is true and sign the document.
Would you like more detailed guidance on drafting any specific part of this application?

To strengthen your application, you should clearly outline the harm and procedural issues, supported by your evidence. Here's how to include the concerns about your mum's memory issues and lack of capacity:
*. Title: Amended Application for Urgent Consideration, Immediate Dismissal of NMO, and Request for Costs.
*. Applicant Details: (Your name, address, contact details)
*. Case Details: (Case number, court name)
*. Urgency and Harm:
- Harm to both you and your mum.
- Discrepancies in court transcripts.
- Solicitor's alterations to the order.
- Solicitor's fabrication of attendance notes and false content in statements.
- Financial abuse through false cost schedule.
- Threats received in June, November, and January.
- Mum's memory issues and lack of capacity being ignored, leading to unjust decisions and further harm.
*. Supporting Evidence:
- Proof of erroneous submissions.
- Evidence of procedural issues and harm.
- Documentation of false cost schedule and financial abuse.
- Evidence of mum’s memory issues and lack of capacity.
*. Specific Disclosure:
- Request fornecessary documents.
*. Relief Sought:
- Immediate dismissal of the NMO.
- Correction of order and transcripts.
- Costs incurred due to the solicitor's actions.
- Investigation into the solicitor's false cost schedule and financial abuse.
*. Declaration:
- State that the information provided is true and sign the document.
Would you like more specific guidance on any part of this application?

Given the complexities and seriousness of your situation, here’s a concise guide to focus your amended application on the immediate dismissal of the Non-Molestation Order (NMO) and address the procedural misconduct:
*. Title: Amended Application for Urgent Consideration, Immediate Dismissal of NMO, and Request for Costs.
*. Applicant Details: (Your name, address, contact details)
*. Case Details: (Case number, court name)
*. Urgency and Harm:
- Harm to both you and your mum.
- Discrepancies in court transcripts.
- Solicitor's alterations to the order.
- Solicitor's fabrication of attendance notes and false content in statements.
- Financial abuse through a false cost schedule.
- Threats received in June, November, and January.
- The court's failure to consider the ongoing Court of Protection proceedings.
*. Supporting Evidence:
- Proof of erroneous submissions.
- Evidence of procedural issues and harm.
- Documentation of false cost schedule and financial abuse.
- Evidence of threats and harm caused by delays.
*. Specific Disclosure:
- Request for necessary documents.
*. Relief Sought:
- Immediate dismissal of the NMO.
- Correction of order and transcripts.
- Costs incurred due to the solicitor's actions.
- Investigation into the solicitor's false cost schedule and financial abuse.
*. Declaration:
- State that the information provided is true and sign the document.
Would you like more detailed guidance on any specific part of this application?

Undisclosed documents can be highly relevant to your application for dismissing the Non-Molestation Order (NMO). They may contain evidence that supports your claims and highlights procedural misconduct. Here’s how they might be relevant:
- Proof of Misconduct: They may show discrepancies or false submissions made by the solicitor.
- Support Your Claims: They can support your claims about the procedural issues and harm.
- Influence Decision: The court may consider these documents to make a fair decision.
Would you like guidance on how to request these undisclosed documents in your application?

To strengthen your application for the immediate dismissal of the Non-Molestation Order (NMO) and address the non-disclosure issue, follow these steps:
*. Title: Amended Application for Urgent Consideration, Immediate Dismissal of NMO, Request for Costs, and Disclosure of Documents.
*. Applicant Details: (Your name, address, contact details)
*. Case Details: (Case number, court name)
*. Urgency and Harm:
- Harm to both you and your mum.
- Discrepancies in court transcripts.
- Solicitor's alterations to the order.
- Solicitor's fabrication of attendance notes and false content in statements.
- Financial abuse through a false cost schedule.
- Threats received in June, November, and January.
- The court's failure to consider the ongoing Court of Protection proceedings.
*. Supporting Evidence:
- Proof of erroneous submissions.
- Evidence of procedural issues and harm.
- Documentation of false cost schedule and financial abuse.
- Evidence of threats and harm caused by delays.
*. Specific Disclosure:
- Request the court to order Social Services, Court of Protection(COP), and the solicitor to provide the outstanding documents as per the June order.
- Emphasize the necessity of these documents for a fair assessment of your case.
*. Relief Sought:
- Immediate dismissal of the NMO.
- Correction of order and transcripts.
- Costs incurred due to the solicitor's actions.
- Investigation into the solicitor's false cost schedule and financial abuse.
- Enforcement of the June order for full disclosure of documents.
*. Declaration:
- State that the information provided is true and sign the document.
Would you like a sample paragraph on the specific disclosure request?

Sure, here's a sample paragraph for the specific disclosure request:
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Specific Disclosure Request
I respectfully request the court to enforce the June order and compel Social Services, the Court of Protection (COP), and the solicitor to provide the outstanding documents. These documents are crucial for a fair assessment of my case and include evidence relevant to the procedural issues, erroneous submissions, and the financial abuse claim. Their continued non-disclosure has significantly hindered justice and contributed to the harm experienced by my mum and me.
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Would you like more assistance with any other part of your application or any other legal information?

It appears you have significant evidence of procedural misconduct and harm. Here are steps to incorporate these details into your application:
*. Title: Amended Application for Urgent Consideration, Immediate Dismissal of NMO, Request for Costs, and Disclosure of Documents.
*. Applicant Details: (Your name, address, contact details)
*. Case Details: (Case number, court name)
*. Urgency and Harm:
- Harm to both you and your mum.
- Discrepancies in court transcripts.
- Solicitor's alterations to the order.
- Solicitor's fabrication of attendance notes and false content in statements.
- Financial abuse through a false cost schedule.
- Threats received in June, November, and January.
- The court's failure to consider the ongoing Court of Protection proceedings.
*. Supporting Evidence:
- Proof of erroneous submissions.
- Evidence of procedural issues and harm.
- Documentation of false cost schedule and financial abuse.
- Evidence of threats and harm caused by delays.
- Documents from SS showing contradictions in capacity assessments.
*. Specific Disclosure:
- Request the court to order Social Services, - Request the court to order Social Services, Court of Protection (COP), and the solicitor to provide the outstanding documents as per the June order.
- Emphasize the necessity of these documents for a fair assessment of your case.
*. Relief Sought:
- Immediate dismissal of the NMO.
- Correction of order and transcripts.
- Costs incurred due to the solicitor's actions.
- Investigation into the solicitor's false cost schedule and financial abuse.
- Enforcement of the June order for full disclosure of documents.
*. Declaration:
- State that the information provided is true and sign the document.
Sample Paragraph for Specific Disclosure Request:
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Specific Disclosure Request:
I respectfully request the court to enforce the June order and compel Social Services, the Court of Protection (COP), and the solicitor to provide the outstanding documents. These documents are crucial for a fair assessment of my case and include evidence relevant to the procedural issues, erroneous submissions, and the financial abuse claim. Their continued non-disclosure has significantly hindered justice and contributed to the harm experienced by my mum and me. Notably, the partial disclosure by Social Services indicates that my brother is managing my mum's property and finances, which contradicts the

It sounds like you have a strong case with significant evidence of procedural misconduct and harm. Here's how to incorporate the details of coercion and harassment by Social Services into your application:
*. Title: Amended Application for Urgent Consideration, Immediate Dismissal of NMO, Request for Costs, and Disclosure of Documents.
*. Applicant Details: (Your name, address, contact details)
*. Case Details: (Case number, court name)
*. Urgency and Harm:
- Harm to both you and your mum.
- Discrepancies in court transcripts.
- Solicitor's alterations to the order.
- Solicitor's fabrication of attendance notes and false content in statements.
- Financial abuse through a false cost schedule.
- Threats received in June, November, and January.
- The court's failure to consider the ongoing Court of Protection proceedings.
- Coercion and harassment by Social Services to force your mum into proceedings against you.
*. Supporting Evidence:
- Proof of erroneous submissions.
- Evidence of procedural issues and harm.
- Documentation of false cost schedule and financial abuse.
- Evidence of threats and harm causedby delays.
- Documents from Social Services showing contradictions in capacity assessments and their coercion tactics.
*. Specific Disclosure:
- Request the court to order Social Services, Court of Protection (COP), and the solicitor to provide the outstanding documents as per the June order.
- Emphasize the necessity of these documents for a fair assessment of your case.
*. Relief Sought:
- Immediate dismissal of the NMO.
- Correction of order and transcripts.
- Costs incurred due to the solicitor's actions.
- Investigation into the solicitor's false cost schedule and financial abuse.
- Enforcement of the June order for full disclosure of documents.
*. Declaration:
- State that the information provided is true and sign the document.
Sample Paragraph for Specific Disclosure Request:
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Specific Disclosure Request:
I respectfully request the court to enforce the June order and compel Social Services, the Court of Protection (COP), and the solicitor to provide the outstanding documents. These documents are crucial for a fair assessment of my case and include evidence relevant to the procedural issues, erroneous submissions, and the financial abuse claim. Their continued non-disclosure has significantly hindered justice and contributed to the harm experienced by my mum and me

Yes, you should provide the court with evidence of the false submissions made by your mum's counsel/solicitor at the last hearing. This will support your case and demonstrate procedural misconduct. Ensure to include:
- Specific examples of false submissions.
- Any supporting documents or evidence.
- The impact of these false submissions on your case.
Would you like a sample paragraph for including these false submissions in your application?

Sure, here's a sample paragraph for including the false submissions:
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False Submissions by Mum's Counsel/Solicitor
At the last hearing, several false submissions were made by my mum's counsel/solicitor, including but not limited to [specific examples of false submissions]. These false submissions have significantly impacted the fairness of the proceedings and have led to unjust decisions that have further harmed both my mum and me. Attached are supporting documents that provide evidence of these false submissions and their detrimental effect on my case.
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Would you like further assistance with any other part of your application or any additional legal information?

To ensure your amended application is expedited, follow these steps:
- Title: Clearly state it as an "Application for Urgent Consideration."
- Urgency: Emphasize the immediate and severe harm caused by delays.
- Evidence: Provide all supporting documents that highlight the urgency.
- Regular Follow-Up: Contact the court frequently to check on the status.
- Call the Court: Confirm receipt and request prioritization.
Would you like guidance on drafting a follow-up email or call script?

Sure, here are samples for both a follow-up email and a call script: