Employment Law
Employment Law
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Practice Areas
Family
Our aim is to help clients resolve the legal issues that arise following the breakdown of personal relationships by negotiated agreement, assisted where appropriate by mediation or Collaborative Practice.
 
Collaborative Practice enables us to offer our clients a means to achieve this in a way that minimises conflict, is focused on the overall needs of the family and allows our clients and their former partners to remain in control.
 
Our approach is tailored to meet the needs and to protect the interests of the individual client.   If this cannot be achieved by negotiation and agreement our experienced team will support and guide our clients through the maze of litigation.
PEOPLE
Shreepali Chauhan-Tufail
Gay Lewis
Andrew Todd
Christine Newton
Jessica Long
DOCUMENTS
Ancillary Relief
Children
Divorce
Financial Provision for Children
Matrimonial Costs
SUB AREAS
Cohabitation
Divorce
Separation
Civil partnerships
Children