Practice & Procedure / Case Comment: Is it acceptable to use a ‘zonal exclusion ’in a non-molestation order to prohibit a respondent’s access to the family home, instead of making an occupation order?

Asher Shane, a Barrister at No 18 Chambers considers if it is acceptable to use a ‘zonal exclusion ’in a non-molestation order to prohibit a respondent’s access to the family home, instead of making an occupation order.
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