Here at Gregorian Emerson Family law Solicitors we are experienced in all areas of Child law advice Guildford and can help you to make decisions, based on your child’s best interests, after a divorce.
Here at Gregorian Emerson Family law Solicitors we are experienced in all areas of Child law advice Guildford and can help you to make decisions, based on your child’s best interests, after a divorce.
If your local authority has serious concerns over the welfare of your child you will need child law advice Guildford as a matter of urgency. We can help you through the minefield of any child law issues you are currently experiencing and are best placed to help you and your family receive the best advice and support available to you.
Going through a break up which involves children can be an extremely emotional time, so here at Gregorian Emerson Family Law Solicitors, we are on hand to give you the very best child law advice in Guildford. You may experience feelings of anger, stress, frustration or feel that you simply cannot cope with the situation and want to go and hide somewhere – don’t worry, you are perfectly normal and we can help you through these testing times with our wealth of experience. You can find it difficult to make decisions, but take it easy on yourself and you will come out the other side.
Here at Gregorian Emerson Family Law Solicitors, we have many years of expertise in child law advice in Guildford and have an excellent reputation for enabling our clients to resolve these potentially difficult cases. We fully understand the emotions surrounding issues of family law and how upsetting and challenging they can be.
With the Christmas school holidays quickly approaching, as the pre-eminent child law advice solicitor in Guildford, we are seeing an increase in queries relating to the position of parents on taking their children away on holidays, often without the consent of the other parent.
Deciding where your children will live post-divorce is an area of child law advice Guildford we specialise in. It can be an incredibly emotive experience and we aim to guide you through it with the minimum of stress and in an easy to understand manner. We can talk you through all the options open to you, including your child’s views, before you need to make any decisions.
As experts in the field of child law advice Guildford we are here to help with any issues or queries you have in this area of the law.
If you are looking for expert advice from a lawyer specialising in Child Law Advice Guildford and the rights of your children, then Gregorian Emerson Family Law Solicitors should be your first point of call.
If you are looking for leading legal advice and representation for any child law advice Guildford issues, then we are here to help.
Here at Gregorian Emerson Family Law Solicitors we have many years of expertise in the field of child law advice Guildford and are well placed to offer you excellent, personal advice pertaining to your case. In our experience no-one enters into a marriage intending to divorce a few years down the line, but it is an unfortunate statistic that around 1 in 3 couples will end up doing so.
There's never been a more important time to discuss your child's mental health and as expert child law advice Guildford lawyers, we are best placed to help you with any issues you may be experiencing at this time. It is far more acceptable and far easier to access help, advice and support for any mental health issues now than at any time before.
Managing your contact handovers can be a stressful time for many newly divorced couples, with a myriad of emotions still bubbling below the surface and it is likely to be the only time you will need to interact with your ex spouse post divorce. As experienced child law advice Guildford lawyers we can help you to manage this situation successfully.
Fostering and adoption charity TACT has expressed concern over a sharp rise in the use of Special Guardianship Orders (SGOs) in England.
The Government is spending £300 million a year as a result of the breakdown of children's return home from care, according to new research commissioned by the NSPCC.
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A recent report by the National Audit Office has found that the Department for Work and Pensions has successfully introduced the first phase of the Child Maintenance 2012 scheme.
UK charity reunite International Child Abduction Centre has welcomed a recommendation by the Law Commission that parental child abduction by retention should be criminalised.
New rules to speed up the adoption system are due to come into force in July, the Government has announced.