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Guy Beaumont
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Karen
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Family Law covers
many aspects of marriage, relationship, financial and child welfare issues.
Contact us for advice on -
- Divorce and separation
proceedings and financial matters arising from that
- Co-habitation
disputes
- Civil partnership issues
- Matters relating to the
welfare of children including-
- Contact
- Residence Orders
- Adoption
- Maintenance
- Domestic violence and
harassment
- Injunction proceedings to
prevent assets being removed or disposed of
- Pre-nuptial agreements and
separation agreements
- Inheritance Act
claims
Early advice is
imperative when experiencing family related problems. Mills Kemp & Brown
has built up an excellent reputation in the area of family law. By taking
advantage of our free initial interview we can provide detailed advice on your
legal rights in line with your individual circumstances and needs.
When
a relationship ends you will almost certainly need advice from a family lawyer.
Married couples may be seeking a divorce or need advice about residence or
contact with children in the relationship. If you are not married and do not
have children then you may need advice on financial matters such as the
splitting of joint assets. Sometimes applications to Court are inevitable
where, for example, there are child abuse issues. We can deal with these cases
swiftly and sympathetically.
Most couples experiencing the breakdown of
a relationship would like to try and keep matters as civil as possible. Where
appropriate, we are able to arrange for assistance to help couples come to a
suitable resolution with tools such as mediation or counselling.
We
understand that this can be an extremely emotional time for all involved. It
can be very hard to keep matters in perspective and to make the best decisions
regarding finances, assets and children. We will guide you through the process
and ensure that you are aware of your rights at all times enabling you to make
informed decisions throughout.
Our trained
Collaborative Family Lawyer can manage a dignified approach to the divorce
process. The collaborative approach, if suited to you, involves both
parties and their lawyers agreeing, in writing, to work together to reach a
settlement without Court involvement.
There are various options
available to you when funding your claim including –
- Free initial interview (half
hour)
- Legal Help - first stage of
Legal Funding (formerly Legal Aid) depending upon type of the matter and
financial circumstances
- Legal Funding (formerly
Legal Aid) depending on type of matter and financial circumstances
- Private funding available
where matter/client does not qualify for Legal Funding
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