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Diversity Data 2017
Friday 18th August 2017
All firms regulated by the SRA are required to collect and publish their workforce diversity data annually. This is to encourage Equality of opportunity and respect for Diversity within the firm. Diversity Data Collection
Family Legal Solicitors, offer help to divorced parents
Friday 5th February 2016
Julia Brown, Divorce and Family Solicitor I am a specialist divorce and family solicitor. I set up my practice in 2011 to offer clients a better way of resolving their family law issues without the hefty pricetags of instructing a city centre firm. Where it is possible I always endeavour to help my clients to resolve their issues away from court, by way of negotiation , mediation or roundtable meetings. I am a true believer that as a family solicitor I am there not only to provide you with legal advice, but to provide you with support, and to help make things better. I will also help you and your former partner separate with dignity whilst looking at your most important…
Family Legal voted in the top three family law firms
Wednesday 3rd February 2016
We are proud to have been voted in the top three best local family law firms click here for more information
Family Law Firm of the Year 2015--Family Legal Scoops Top Acolade
Sunday 24th January 2016
We are delighted to have won the prestigious title of best family firm 2015-as reported below Article
Diversity Data 2015
Tuesday 15th September 2015
All firms regulated by the SRA are required to collect and publish their workforce diversity data annually. This is to encourage Equality of opportunity and respect for Diversity within the firm. Diversity Data Collection
Cant afford a solicitor?
Monday 24th November 2014
HELP IS OUT THERE FOR SELF-REPRESENTING PARENTS Help is out there for self-representing parents ACCORDING to new statistics the majority of parents seeking the courts help to resolve the arrangements for their children are now trying to do so without the help of a solicitor. This increase has been fed by the withdrawal of legal aid for (most ) private family law cases, something that couples are still unaware of, says Julia Brown of Family Legal. She said: "I get calls on a near daily basis asking if we do legal aid. The public just don't seem to be aware that these cuts have been made." "For some, representing themselves appears to be the only option when things go wrong. But, It is not…
Diversity Data Collection
Friday 31st January 2014
All firms regulated by the SRA are required to collect and publish their workforce diversity data annually. This is to encourage Equality of opportunity and respect for Diversity within the firm. Diversity Data Collection
Should parents who "play the system" be punished?
Tuesday 9th July 2013
A Minister has stated that divorced or separated parents who play the system to "freeze" their ex-partner out of a "meaningful relationship" with their children should face tougher penalties. Cases involving children are often the most emotionally charged and difficult cases. Unfortunately in some situations a parent can lose sigh of what is in the children's best interests and become hostile to the idea of contact from their spouse/ partner. One parent can even face a situation where with a contcat order in place, they are still denies contact and their only recourse is to take matters abck to court to enforce the order. Under new plans, which have just gone out for public consultation, family courts in England and Wales would…
Divorce News, what happens if my spouse becomes bankrupt?
Friday 5th July 2013
One concern that has certainly increased during our current ecomonic struggles, has been that of a party in divorce proceedings going insolvent. What happen is you have been to court and got your court order, but then your ex goes bankrupt. Your assets are safe right?....Maybe not http://www.familylawweek.co.uk/site.aspx?i
Divorce, who get the family home?
Friday 15th February 2013
When getting divorced, all assets are taken into account. The family home will often be central to a divorce settlement. What happens to an existing home and where one or both partners go next will depend on the divorcing couple, their respective needs and resources and the assets involved. http://www.guardian.co.uk/money/2013/feb/15/divorce-what-happens-to-the-family-home
Fathers to share maternity and get more rights on divorce
Thursday 7th February 2013
Fathers to share maternity and get more rights on divorce The coalition is to press ahead with plans for fathers to be able tot share maternity leave and also provide fathers with more rights follwing divorce [http://www.telegraph.co.uk/women/sex/divorce/9848655/Coalition-to-press-ahead-with-plans-for-fathers-to-share-maternity-leave.html= http://www.telegraph.co.uk/women/sex/divorce/9848655/Coalition-to-press-ahead-with-plans-for-fathers-to-share-maternity-leave.html]