If you are contemplating a divorce you need a child solicitor in Hale Barns. We take the needs of the children very seriously. In a perfect world parents would take the needs of their children into consideration during a divorce but this does not often occur. Both parents need to provide for the needs of the child and it is sadly true that this often causes much arguing during the separation. During a divorce we work out how much financial support the child will need and this is written into the agreement. Parents often do not consider that the children are as emotionally upset as they are. The anger and emotion between the parents is often running high and cooler heads are needed to reach a satisfactory settlement. This can also be the case in a separation between unmarried parents.
You need to know your rights in all legal matters. In Hale Barns, child solicitor services are one of our areas of expertise. You have many queries of what will happen after a divorce and one of the main concerns is the well being and care of your children. Ideally both parents will decide the important details of schools, visitation and maintenance. However this is often not the case. If the parents could look back after a few years they would see how they could better plan for the children. We help you to make rational decisions at a time when everything seems too big to deal with. We are very experienced in dealing with a wide range of issues regarding divorce and children and will guide you with care and sensitivity.
We are a specialist child solicitor in Hale Barns. Contact BPS Family Law today and we can help you with any child related legal issues. Since 1948 BPS Family Law has been practicing family law with excellence and has provided support and advice at sensitive and emotional times. We have a divorce and matrimonial finance division with excellently qualified leaders in their field. We represent parents and grandparents who are experiencing difficulties surrounding children of their family. This could be anything to do with contact, abduction, removal from the UK, financial support and parental responsibility.
