The law encourages parents to continue having a full and meaningful relationship with their children following their separation or divorce unless it would be harmful for the children.
Following a breakdown of a marriage of partnership, not only do the parents suffer from being separated from their child but also other family members, such as step-parents, grandparents and other extended family members like aunts and uncles.
Our experienced solicitors are here to help guide you through the proceedings and work hard to achieve the best outcome possible with little to no disruption to either your life or your children's lives.
If you and your partner have decided to go your separate ways but cannot decide who the children should live with then it is vital that you obtain independent legal advice immediately. Our expert solicitors will help you reach an agreement as quickly as possible.
Some issue that you and your partner may wish to resolve can include:Most child and children custody arrangements can be agreed amicably, with one parent having custody of their child or children and the other parent playing a supportive but major role in bringing up the children.
Some parents may even agree on joint custody of their children, so that children as much as possible spend an equal amount of time with their children and share daily parenting duties. This allows the child to maintain some form of semblance to their previous routine.
Our team of family lawyers are aware of the sensitivity and complexity involved in child access and custody matters. We understand that every individual and child requires different care and are here to support you.
Our highly experienced lawyers will guide and support you every step of the way to ensure that the best outcome is achieved with minimal disruption to your life.
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