We are recommending people kick-off 2021 by getting the right legal help.
This year has been extra tough on families due to the Coronavirus and some couples may find themselves separating.
If you are in a position where you find it difficult to agree on acceptable plans for your children with your former partner or spouse and you have made a New Year’s resolution to work it out once and for all, then we are here to help.
Contrary to popular belief, outside the courts, our team of barristers prefer to help our clients find a sensible arrangement, that’s best for their children, outside the courtroom.
Traditionally, the New Year is when people think about the circumstances they are in and change their lives. So, if you’re that parent, then we’re here, ready to listen and glad to offer our professional, expert support.
Wherever possible, we will help parents reach a voluntary agreement over the arrangements for their child.
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However, if legal action is needed, as barristers, at any stage of the proceedings we can provide the experienced representation a parent needs, including initial guidance, writing an application to the court, representation at hearings anywhere in England & Wales and preparation of witness statements and evidence.
You may only need one meeting with us as a parent, though. So, we can give you advice and guidance to figure out what is best for you and your child.
In England and Wales, we are the only legal practice that specialises exclusively in providing parents with direct access to barristers to represent them in inside and outside of court.
For almost all of our clients, their children are their main focus, and they wish to make the separation impact on their children as little as possible.
If you need help with sorting out the arrangements for the care of your children, get in touch with us. We are specialist barristers. There is no need for a solicitor – you can come direct to us, the experts.
For more information or advice, please get in touch by calling us on 0117 214 1797 or email us on office@childreninthemiddle.co.uk.