Our specialist family lawyers encourage parties to try and resolve any differences they have regarding their children without the need for Court intervention.
Children, whose parents are separating, will undoubtedly be worried about how their lives will change. They will typically worry about where they will live and how often they will see their other parent. We can help you formulate answers to these difficult questions, advise you on how to work with the other parent and, will provide you with helpful literature to support you and your family through this difficult time.
Our specialist family lawyers encourage parties to try and resolve any differences they have regarding their children without the need for Court intervention. Unfortunately, this is not always possible so, where necessary, we will advise, support and represent you in court.
As well as practical issues of where the children will live, with whom and when, financial issues often also need to be resolved. Our law firm in Kent can offer you expert legal advice on child maintenance and other money related issues (housing and/or care allowance) that inevitably arise on family breakdown. This can apply whether you are married to the other parent or not.
Contact our team of family solicitors in Kent for an initial consultation on 01732 747900 or [email protected]
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