Dictionary of Family Court Words - N

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National Assessment Framework Rules setting out how someone should be assessed

Neglect Not being looked af ter properly / not giving the child what they need

No Order Principle The law says an order should not be made unless it is needed

Non-accidental Injury Where someone is hurt when they shouldn't have been

Non-Molestation Order Stopping a person who has hurt you from hurting you again

Nullity Certain circumstances when a court ends a marriage when there was something not right from the start (without a Divorce)

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