Family Solicitors in Carnforth
An occupation order can decide who lives in the family home after a relationship breaks down, and can exclude someone violent or abusive. Family solicitors serving Carnforth apply for these orders and for non-molestation orders, and also handle divorce, child arrangements, maintenance and the division of property and pensions, for married and unmarried couples alike. They can also draw up cohabitation agreements and explain mediation. An occupation order does not change who owns the home; it simply regulates who may live there for a set period.
Carnforth is a small town about seven miles north of Lancaster. Contested cases may be heard at Lancaster Courthouse on George Street. Citizens Advice North Lancashire has no office in Carnforth, but advisers are available in Lancaster and Morecambe. The Domestic Abuse Support Service Lancashire, led by SafeNet and commissioned by the county, supports anyone affected by abuse. Family and divorce solicitors in Carnforth are listed below.
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Our family law solicitors that cover Carnforth 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.
Ratcliffe & Bibby Solicitors ideally situated for clients from across North Lancashire and South Cumbria
Our family law department is highly qualified and experienced in handling divorce and family issues, including high-net-worth divorce cases and property disputes. We provide clear, quality, and independent advice when you need it most.
Our family law team has many years of experience serving the people of Lancaster, Preston and surrounding areas, taking a conciliatory approach while offering robust and effective representation when required.
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