Protecting Your Child’s Best Interests with Prohibited Steps Orders
Navigating child custody issues can be overwhelming. Prohibited Steps Orders can protect your child’s welfare by preventing certain actions by a parent.
National Legal Service Helps Young Mum Discharge Special Guardianship Order
NLS’s family solicitors were recently able to help care leaver Natasha* successfully discharge a Special Guardianship Order and reunite with her young son, Hugo*.
National Legal Service Helps Bring Family Back Together with Supervision Order
NLS’s team have been able to help bring a family back together in difficult circumstances, following allegations of alcohol abuse, gambling, and DA.
Better Understanding NeuroDiversity In Family Proceedings
At the beginning of August 2023, HMCTS joined the Hidden Disabilities Sunflower network. This is a scheme that allows people with a hidden disability to access the support they need.
National Legal Service Helps Reunite Mum with Her Children
National Legal Service’s family solicitors were able to help a concerned mum reunite with her five children after a lengthy case
Trusted Family Solicitors: Guiding You Through Complex Legal Matters
Whether dealing with a divorce, child arrangements or domestic abuse, any issue can be incredibly stressful and provoke feelings of worry and anxiety.
Supporting Parents Through Care Proceedings
Care proceedings can be a particularly challenging time for families. Some parents feel that the proceedings are unnecessary and at times unnecessarily invasive.
The Role of Prohibited Steps Orders in High Conflict Co-Parenting
Where there is a high degree of conflict and parents can’t agree, it may be necessary to apply for a Prohibited Steps Order (PSO).
Ensuring the Safety of a Child in Urgent Family Situations With an Emergency Protection Order
In the event the Local Authority are extremely concerned about the immediate welfare and safety of a child, it may apply for an Emergency Protection Order (EPO) due to the urgent family situation.
Navigating Parental Rights and Responsibilities in Child Arrangements Cases
Child arrangements cases can be a source of great worry and anxiety – and often come at a time when life already feels very stressful and uncertain.