Getting Divorced with Children

Many separating couples have difficulty in reaching an agreement about child arrangements when getting Divorced with Children.

Issues that can often arise include:

  • where the children should live
  • what time they spend with each parent
  • what school they attend
  • what holiday arrangements they should have

Such cases can be stressful and emotionally charged for each parent. Our aim will always be to resolve such matters with an amicable agreement. However, we are also experienced in handling both emergency, urgent and routine applications to the Court concerning children.

Fixed fee appointments available

Our lawyers can guide and advise you as to the likely outcome of Proceedings so that you can make informed choices about how to proceed. Please book in to see one of our team for an initial fixed fee appointment if you need help in resolving such a dispute.

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