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Practical guidance and plain-English commentary from our family law team. From divorce and finances to children and mediation, our articles cover the questions we hear most, alongside news from the firm.
Sadler Cross Family Law has been recognised by ReviewSolicitors for outstanding client reviews, reflecting our commitment to client care.
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Why client feedback matters at Sadler Cross Family Law, and how we use it to keep improving our service to people going through separation.
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Sadler Cross has received excellent feedback from its latest Lexcel assessment, recognising the firm's commitment to client care and quality.
Read More →Qualified Legal Representatives stop abusers cross-examining victims in family court. A look at the safeguard, the gaps, and how it's working.
Understanding Child Arrangements Orders under the Children Act 1989: residence, contact, and the welfare checklist the family court applies.
Male victims of domestic violence often face barriers in being recognised and supported. The legal protections and support available to them.
Sadler Cross is hiring a family law solicitor for a full-time or part-time role in a paperless, predominantly remote, supportive practice.
A Prohibited Steps Order stops a parent taking specific action regarding a child, such as removing them from the UK. How and when to apply.
Pre-nups and post-nups protect assets on divorce. Although not formally binding in England and Wales, the courts give them significant weight.
Part 25 applications determine when expert evidence is allowed in children proceedings. Tests, costs, and timing under Family Procedure Rules.
Government plans could make family mediation compulsory in certain disputes, aiming to protect children and ease court backlogs.
Hard loans are usually treated as debts to be repaid; soft loans may be ignored entirely. How the family court approaches loans on divorce.
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