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Emergency protection orders (EPO)
Practical Law UK Practice Note 8-537-7606 (Approx. 12 pages)
Emergency protection orders (EPO)
This note is a guide to the emergency protection order (EPO). It explains what an EPO is, when it should be sought and the grounds the court will consider when deciding whether to make an EPO. It provides guidance on the procedure for applying for an EPO, including giving notice and applying out of hours. The note sets out the ancillary directions and orders that can be made with an EPO, and looks at appealing and discharge of an EPO.
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