At Children in the Middle, we specialise in providing expert shared care advice to separated parents who want to create balanced and workable arrangements for their children. Shared care is becoming increasingly common and, in many cases, offers a healthy and stable solution for both parents and children after separation.
While some shared care arrangements can be agreed informally, others involve complex issues that require careful negotiation or even court intervention. Our experienced family law barristers are here to guide you through every step of the process — whether you’re seeking a voluntary agreement or applying for a shared care order through the family court.
Tailored Shared Care Advice for Your Family
We understand that every family is unique. That’s why we offer practical, creative solutions that reflect your child’s best interests and your family’s specific needs. Our direct access barristers can help with:
- Dividing your child’s time between parents.
- Establishing a consistent pattern of care.
- Reaching voluntary agreements with your ex-partner.
- Applying for a shared care order in court.
- Advice on implementing and maintaining shared care arrangements.
Our goal is to help you move forward, whilst ensuring your child’s wellbeing remains the top priority.
How We Can Help You
At Children in the Middle, our experienced barristers offer tailored support to help you agree child focused shared care arrangements.
We provide one-to-one appointments where you can receive clear legal advice personalised to your situation.
If you’re working on a parenting plan, we offer practical guidance to help you create arrangements that reflect your child’s best interests. Where needed, we can also assist with professional correspondence to the other parent, helping to clarify expectations and reduce conflict.
Expert Support, Fixed Fees
We offer clear, fixed-fee pricing for all our services, so you stay in control of your budget. Whether you need one-off advice or ongoing legal advice, we’re here to help. There are no hidden fees.
Contact us today for professional legal advice on shared care.