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Practice Areas

PRIVATE CHILDREN

- Child Arrangement Orders

Deciding where a child lives and how contact time is structured, including change of residence, relocation (within the UK or abroad), and permission for foreign travel. 

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- Prohibited Steps Orders

Preventing a parent from taking certain actions without the court's permission, such as removing the child from your care, changing schools, relocating, or taking a child abroad, including where this is a risk of child abduction.

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- Specific Issues Orders

Resolving a specific dispute about a child's upbringing or welfare, such as a change of name, choice of school, medical treatment, or any other discrete disagreement between parents.

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- Enforcement Proceedings

Enforcing an existing child arrangements order where a parent has breached the terms without reasonable excuse.​​​​

FINANCES UPON DIVORCE

- Property Adjustment Orders

Resolving disputes concerning the family home, second homes, and investment properties, including transfers of ownership, sale of property, and deferred sale arrangements.

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- Lump Sum Payments

Applications for capital payments from one party to the other, whether by a single payment or by instalments, often to facilitate the retention or transfer of the family home.

 

- Spousal & Child Maintenance 

Advice and representation in relation to interim and ongoing financial support for a spouse or child, including cases involving inadequate or disputed child maintenance arrangements.

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- Pension Sharing Orders

Ensuring pensions are fairly taken into account within a financial settlement through pension sharing, pension attachment, or offsetting against other assets. â€‹

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- Clean Break Orders 

Securing finality by dismissing future financial claims between former spouses, allowing both parties to move forward with certainty and financial independence.​​​​​​

INJUNCTIONS &
PROTECTION 

- Non-Molestation Orders

Protecting you and your children from harassment, intimidation, threats, domestic abuse, or unwanted contact by a former partner, co-parent, or associated person.

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- Occupation Orders 

Regulating who can live in the family home, including requiring one party to leave the property where necessary to ensure the safety and welfare of the other party and any children.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

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Everything else family related...

This list is not exhaustive and

I welcome enquiries in relation

to any family law matter.

CONTACT 

Enquiries regarding legal advice or case representation may be directed to:

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Mobile Number: 07956 550 302

Email: lily@barristerbrett.co.uk

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