Child Law Legal Advisers in Worcestershire
Our child law Legal Advisers are here to help families in Worcestershire. We are experienced in all aspects of our field. Contact Resolve Law Group today.
We Have Over 30 Years of Experience in Child Law Issues
Resolve Law Group strives to provide clients with personal legal services based on experience, knowledge, and a desire to help our clients. We are an unregulated law firm, which means our qualified and experienced child Legal Advisers serving Worcester are a more cost-effective option than a regulated law firm. Our 30 years of experience in the legal system uncovered many of the flaws in how clients pay for legal assistance. So, rather than having inexperienced clerks handle our cases and charging unreasonable hourly rates, our qualified legal advisers personally oversee each case at a fixed rate. Our straightforward, jargon-free representation helps our clients win the best possible outcome. We are proud to have developed a specialist-level understanding of child law, which makes us uniquely suited to handle your case.
How Do Child Arrangements Work?
Our most common area of service relates to determining where children will live following a divorce or during a separation agreement. We understand how stressful divorce is for not only the parents but the child as well. Our goal is to resolve all disagreements as amicably as possible. Still, we promise to advocate for our clients' interests on behalf of their child. In most cases, child arrangement orders happen in mediation or arbitration, rather than the court system. During this portion of the divorce proceedings, we will use our legal expertise to determine where your child will live, as well as contact rights. These agreements also determine when and what types of contact are available and whether telephone calls can take place.
How Long Does a Child Arrangement Order Last?
Child arrangement orders last until the child is 16. In some circumstances, the orders extend to when they reach 18 years of age. However, one thing you should notice: If you move back in with your ex- spouse , the order elapses after six months.
How is a Child Arrangement Order Enforced?
We are empowered to file complaints to enforce these agreements. Sometimes one parent will not follow the agreed-upon child arrangement. If they do not return the child to the parent they live with following a visit, we can file an application with the Court to order its immediate return. Hopefully, each parent will follow the details of the arrangement order without any conflict. However, the Court is entitled to enforce a child arrangement if either party violates it. Judges have a wide range of powers allowing them to implement a child arrangement order. For instance, they can impose sanctions and schedule an official hearing.
What Is Child Management?
Child management refers to the arrangement between each parent regarding the child’s living cost. Should two parents separate, or if they were never in a relationship, a child management agreement is desirable in the best interests of the child. We can negotiate private agreements We have the experience necessary to investigate all the circumstances – including each parent's finances – to determine the best possible arrangement. One of the reasons a child law legal adviser is so essential in these circumstances is the Government no longer creates the orders. There are two exceptions to this rule:
· The parties agree on a child maintenance order or,
· The order is for a specific financial requirement, such as educational expenses.
Can the Court or Local Authorities Intervene?
In the event it is decided by a local authority neither parent nor other relative can adequately care for a child the court may intervene in one of two ways. The first is a supervision order. In this case, the Court places the child under the supervision of the Local Authority, but it doesn't grant the organisation parental responsibility. In this case, the child continues to live with the parents. However, if the two parties cannot agree on an agreement, the Court can issue an interim care order. This order gives social services residence of the child.
Contact Resolve Law Group’s Child Law Legal Advisers Today
At Resolve Law Group, we understand how crucial it is to find a speedy resolution during a child arrangements battle. While our clients’ stress levels matter to us, the child’s health is paramount. We always devise legal strategies with the best interest of the child in mind, and our team represents our clients tirelessly to ensure a happy future for those children. If you are in the middle of a divorce and require a high-calibre child law legal advisers, we can help. Contact us today.