07540 08 4477
We are direct-access Barristers
Denied access to your children?
Accused of domestic abuse?
You can now go straight to a barrister for advice and representation.
This means you'll be looked after from start to finish by the lawyer who represents you in court.
So, no more secretaries, paralegals or "caseworkers" and no need to rely on a "Mckenzie friend".
And because our overheads are much lower than most solicitors, you could also end up saving money.
Stopped from seeing your children?
Unable to reach an agreement with the other parent?
Accused of domestic violence?
Free initial advice
0754 008 4477
Our services
We offer advice and representation in cases involving disputes between private individuals. These typically involve applications for contact with a child and/or allegations of domestic abuse but also include applications for prohibited steps orders and specific issue orders.
Contact orders
These are properly known as "child arrangement orders". They regulate who a child "lives with" and/or "spends time with", and how much time he or she spends with each parent and in what circumstances.
Non-molestation orders
Non-molestation orders are intended to protect one party from physical and/or mental abuse by the other party. If you're accused of breaching one, you may be arrested and charged with a criminal offence.
Other child orders
The Court can also make an order requiring one party to do something (known as a "specific issue order") or an order to stop one party from doing something (known as a "prohibited steps order").
