Family Solicitors in Mold

Mold is the historic county town of Flintshire, close to the English border, and separating parents here may live or work on different sides of it. Family law in Wales is the same as in England. If parents live apart across the border, child arrangements may need to cover who drives and how school holidays are split. Family and divorce solicitors in Mold can help settle those arrangements and also handle divorce and civil partnership dissolution, financial settlements and maintenance if one parent moves away. They advise couples who have lived together without marrying, prepare prenuptial and cohabitation agreements and explain mediation and the MIAM. Urgent non-molestation or occupation orders can be sought if someone needs protection.
Child arrangements cases may be heard locally at Mold Justice Centre, while paperwork for other family cases goes to the court in Wrexham.
Mold Citizens Advice has an office at Terrig House on Chester Street, where people can drop in. Flintshire County Council’s commissioned service offers confidential support and safety planning to anyone affected by domestic abuse.
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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 Mold, email or talk to us today.
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Our family law solicitors that cover Mold 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 Mold team advises on divorce, separation and children matters.
Our caring team of solicitors are able to give practical straightforward advice across a wide range of matters relating to your family and relationship. Our expert solicitors will help you to achieve the best outcomes for you and your family.
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