Family Solicitors in Billericay
Billericay is a commuter town, and a parent working long hours in the City may need a child arrangements plan that fits around the trains. Family and divorce solicitors in Billericay help separating parents agree on that plan and deal with divorce, the family home, pensions and maintenance. They also advise couples who live together, prepare prenuptial agreements and apply for urgent non-molestation or occupation orders to protect anyone at risk. A clear schedule covering weekdays, weekends and school holidays tends to reduce later arguments, and solicitors can draft one both parents can sign, whether it is agreed directly or through mediation. Citizens Advice runs a service at Billericay Library on the High Street, and COMPASS is the Essex helpline for anyone affected by domestic abuse. Contested cases may go to Chelmsford County and Family Court at Priory Place.
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Family and relationship matters can be some of lifes most difficult moments, and our family law team is here to guide you through with understanding and clear, practical advice. We work with you to find the best way forward for you and your family.
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Our family law solicitors that cover Billericay and the surrounding area can support you with any issue you face, from making a pre or post-nuptial agreement to dealing with your finances after a divorce.
Our family team is based in five offices located across Essex and is recommended at the highest level in Legal500 and Chambers legal directories.
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