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Divorce is difficult. We’re here to help you untangle the knots.
Our family law solicitors offer a range of legal services dealing with children’s matters.
We help make the financial side of getting a divorce as simple as possible, whilst retaining what you deserve.
Our international divorce lawyers regularly advise on cases involving complex international aspects.
The breakdown of a relationship can often be a difficult and emotional time. Our separation and divorce lawyers support and offer advice on pre-civil partnership agreements, post-civil partnership agreements, civil partnership dissolution, and finances when a civil partnership ends.
Our family law solicitors are experienced in providing support for families experiencing difficult changes in their lives, including breakdowns in relationships and changes to family life.
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It could be that your solicitor advises you that you can appeal your court order. If this is the case, you will need to go back to the same judge who issued your order and ask for his/her permission to take your appeal to a higher court. If the higher court thinks that the decision made by the original judge was either unjust or wrong because of a procedural irregularity (this has to be serious) in the proceedings then your appeal will be allowed.
If you are considering appealing your court order it is advisable to go and see a solicitor as soon as possible as there are certain time constraints with regards to appealing a court order.
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