Pro Bono legal advice for domestic abuse victims
Supporting you every step of the way
We provide pro-bono legal advice to men and women experiencing, or fleeing, domestic abuse. This advice is supported by our team of regulated barristers and solicitors.
We want this website to be an educational resource for legal options and advice when dealing with domestic abuse situations, which we will be updating on a weekly basis.
We’re passionate about helping our local community. If you’d also like to support us, you can volunteer your time to help. Learn more on our volunteer page here. Alternatively, you can donate to us here.
The Daisy Chain Project is a charity based in Worthing, West Sussex, UK with a UK-wide reach. They aim to help fight domestic violence by providing pro bono legal advice. The charity also wants to educate people about what constitutes domestic abuse, for example by writing a childrens’ book about domestic abuse.
Provision for special measures in family proceedings is made in Part 3A of the Family Procedure Rules 2010, which is supported by Practice Direction 3AA.
A Non-Molestation Order is a protective injunction which prevents unwanted contact from (most commonly) an ex-partner or family member. This unwanted contact can include things such as messages via text, messaging app, or social media, phone calls, appearances at the victim’s home or work address, and physical abuse amongst other things.
Domestic Abuse Information System (DAIS) app. We have designed an app for domestic abuse victims and developed it with fabulous Mark Webb.
Help support our team by sending us a donation. Your support allows us to pay to keep our offices open, necessary court and legal fees, and more…
Support us in providing legal assistance to those experiencing, or fleeing, domestic abuse.
Our current projects that you can support include our children’s book, The Garden Broom, and our DAIS App (Domestic Abuse Information System).
Buy Our Children's Book
The Garden Broom is a book suitable for children of age three years and above. It discusses the topic of domestic abuse and shows children the correct procedure to follow if there is trouble at home.
DAIS App
Domestic Abuse Information System (DAIS) app. We have designed an app for domestic abuse victims and developed it with fabulous Mark Webb.
The app is a way to log photo and video evidence, incident details and feelings with a date, time, and location stamp.
