1. JRL Law Solicitors in Llanrwst, Conwy, North Wales
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JRL Law is a law firm based in Llanwrst in North Wales, providing comprehensive legal services to the local community. We handle the following types of family law matters:
Divorce and judicial separation
Financial settlements
Child welfare, including arranging contact and residence
Domestic violence
Separation and co-habitation agreements |
| http://www.jrl-law.co.uk/ |
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| 2. Martin and Strain, Solicitors based in North Wales
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We deal with all kinds of family cases. We have a Legal Services Commission Matrimonial Franchise allowing us to obtain public funding for a wide range of family related matters.
We also deal in private client cases and have experience of Children?s Act cases in the Magistrates? Court and the County Court including Care Proceedings, Wardship and Adoption.
The Matrimonial Department also deals with ancillary relief and financial provision in divorce cases at all levels having represented clients at the House of Lords in respect of financial provision on marriage breakdown.
Martin & Strain are the successor firm to Evan R Davies & Davies, which was a solicitors? practice set up at the turn of the century at its present office in Pwllheli. There have been a number of changes and developments over the years including the obtaining of Legal Aid Franchises, Higher Court Rights and investment in IT Systems. |
| http://www.lawmn.co.uk/ |
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| 3. Gamlins Solicitors
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Sadly, in today's high-pressure world, family relationships can break down. With our caring team of male and female specialists, we can give you practical advice and help you through this distressing time. At all our offices, clients can rely on sympathetic and considerate understanding of their domestic difficulties with an experienced team on hand.
Although there have been significant changes made as a result of the Family Law Act 1996, notably in connection with rights of occupation and protection for victims of domestic violence, the basic principles of Family Law and Divorce are still enshrined in the Matrimonial Causes Act of 1973.
However, the Government is extremely keen to press ahead with the principle of the 'no fault' divorce and in that respect, whilst proposals for amendment of divorce legislation have not yet received the Royal Assent, it is likely that, there will be radical changes in the future.
Our philosophy, based refreshingly on old-fashioned, personal service, remains simple:
? To provide all clients with balanced, practical and independent advice in plain language
? To remain approachable at all times
? To recognise that service, delivered by experienced partners and staff, is the key to success
? To be competitive in our fees whilst providing advice of the highest quality |
| http://www.gamlins.com/ |
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