Family Solicitors in Bloomsbury
Bloomsbury is home to the University of London, UCL and a range of research institutions. Separations here can involve academic pensions, visas and work abroad. A parent who wants to move a child overseas needs the other parent’s consent or court permission, while even a move within the UK can be contested. Family and divorce solicitors in Bloomsbury advise on relocation questions and broader child arrangements, as well as divorce, civil partnership dissolution, dividing homes and pensions and agreeing maintenance. They also help couples who live together and prepare prenuptial and cohabitation agreements. They can explain mediation and the Mediation Information and Assessment Meeting (MIAM) and apply for an urgent non-molestation order.
Family cases can be heard at the Central Family Court on High Holborn, which is a short walk away.
Citizens Advice Camden is on Robert Street and asks people to contact them before visiting. Camden Safety Net is the domestic abuse service provided by the council.
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We have the experience to help you with any family law matter, from Divorce to Child Custody. If you need help from a family solicitor in Bloomsbury, email or talk to us today.
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Our family law solicitors that cover Bloomsbury 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.
Family matters are easier to face with clear advice beside you. Our Bloomsbury team advises doctors and their families on divorce, finances and children.
We are a growing practice based in Northwest London with additional offices in Central London and Hatfield.
Separation is hard enough without the process making it harder. As Resolution members we advise on divorce and dissolution, finances, arrangements for children, pre-nuptial and cohabitation agreements, and the variation or enforcement of maintenance.
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