Our Services
Children/Social Services
-Care Proceedings/Social Service
We have extensive experience and can advise and assist parents, children and other family members on all aspects of child protection including:
• Care and Emergency Protection Orders
• Supervision Orders
• Deprivation of Liberty and Secure Accommodation Orders
• Placement Orders
• The PLO process
• Child Protection Conferences and Reviews
• Child in Need and Child Protection Plans
• Where the child is about to be or has been taken into care
• When family members are caring for a child or wish to care for a child who is in care or is about to be taken into care
• When an adult is seeking contact with a child in care or wishes for a child to be returned to their care
• Where the child has or may be placed for adoption
If you are a parent involved in care proceedings, you will be entitled to free legal advice and representation. This is called Legal Aid and it may also be available to other family members. In certain circumstances where family members are not entitled to legal aid, the Local Authority may be willing to fund your legal advice.
-Private Law Children
Child Arrangements
Prohibited steps order
Specific Issue Order
Special Guardianship Orders
Adoption
Abduction
Divorce
Separation and divorce involves making significant and often difficult decisions.
We are experienced in all aspects of divorce proceedings
We will help you understand the divorce process step-by-step, and can advise you in relation to other matters that will need to be agreed as part of that process including arrangements for the finances and children.
We have the expertise to successfully navigate you through the process to a constructive solution that works for you.
Before you begin the legal process of ending your marriage, it’s important to understand what you will need to do. For example, we can make sure the English Courts have jurisdiction to deal with the divorce and can advise you if you married abroad. You will have to make sure your case can proceed on one of the five facts that prove you have grounds for divorce. In order to divorce, you need to have been married for more than a year.
Feel free to contact us for an informal chat.
Domestic Violence/Injunctions
- Emotional Abuse
- Physical Abuse
- Financial Abuse
- Stalking
- Harassment
We have a vast amount of experience in this area and can assist you efficiently and speedily
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