by Louise Halford | Nov 18, 2019 | Children, Family Law
As a children solicitor, I hate abbreviations. I think they confuse parents and make children court proceedings seem more complicated than they really are. If you are thinking about applying to the family court for a custody or access order (called in court language a...
by Louise Halford | Nov 18, 2019 | Children, Divorce, Family Law
When parents cannot agree over the arrangements for their children after separation or divorce, they do not necessarily need to apply for custody or a child arrangements order. Instead, their legal remedy may be an application under the Children Act for a specific...
by Louise Halford | Nov 18, 2019 | Divorce, Family Law
If your son or daughter is getting divorced then, as a grandparent, it is a traumatic time. You may not agree with your child’s decision to separate from their husband or wife or get on with their new partner. You may not like how your child is being used as a pawn by...
by Robin Charrot | Nov 18, 2019 | Children, Divorce, Family Law
Most separated and divorced parents find some of the child support service rules relating to the calculation of child maintenance incomprehensible. Child maintenance solicitors have to try to explain how child support is calculated without attempting to try to justify...
by Robin Charrot | Jul 22, 2019 | Family Law, International Family Law
Evolve Family Law are delighted to highlight that some good news has come out of Europe. We thought we would post a blog about the EU regulations to help protect children and parents involved in cross border child custody and access disputes. After all, it is not...
by Louise Halford | Jul 18, 2019 | Family Law
When your child passes out of its toddler years and reaches the age of four, parents experience a sense of achievement. That is how co-founders, Louise Halford and Robin Charrot, feel about Evolve Family Law’s fourth birthday. Their law firm helps clients with all...
