If you are worried that your opponent is about to get rid of valuable property or money so that you cannot get justice, you can apply to court to stop this happening. If the court considers that you have a good, arguable case, it may grant you a freezing injunction. This is an interim order that freezes your opponents assets so that they cannot dispose of or use them until the main dispute is resolved. Assets can include bank accounts, land, motor vehicles, shares, bonds and other financial instruments. If it is money you are concerned about, copies of the injunction can be sent to your opponents bank so that they can only withdraw such funds as are needed to cover reasonable living expenses.