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In England family work encompasses divorce and civil partnership dissolution, separation, financial remedy work, private and public children’s proceedings, adoption and surrogacy, non‑molestation and occupation orders, and related disputes between unmarried partners. A family solicitor drafts divorce petitions and Form E financial disclosure, negotiates and drafts consent orders and financial remedy proposals under the Matrimonial Causes Act 1973, applies for injunctions and occupation orders under the Family Law Act 1996, and represents clients in the Family Court and at hearings involving local authorities and children’s guardians under the Children Act 1989. Cases proceed under the Family Procedure Rules and, since the Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Act 2020, no‑fault divorce.
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I worked with Ann Hallmark Very easy to speak to and communicate with always answer straight away paperwork excellent service is excellent to would recommend this company 100% I'm happy with all my business I had with them 😀 😊 and all monies was straight forward
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I was very well supported with my divorce by Tanya Bloomfield. We worked on getting the goals clear at the beginning, avoided any acrimony and reached a fair settlement. Even when seeking a non-contentious divorce, it's still a very difficult process and well worth finding a solicitor who adopts a mediation approach rather than seeking a win-lose outcome.
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