Gepp Solicitors - Solicitors in Chelmsford, Essex

Every parent hopes that if their relationship ends, they will be able to make future arrangements for their children amicably.

Unfortunately, this is not always the case, and parents sometimes need legal advice to resolve matters in the best interests of their children. In these situations, seeking the guidance of a children law solicitor is essential.

Our specialist children law solicitors have experience in all aspects of private

children law. No matter the circumstances, our team will be able to advise you. If your circumstances are suitable, we will encourage you to agree the arrangements for your children through out-of-court methods, such as negotiation or mediation.

If you instruct a Gepp children law solicitor, we will pay careful attention to your individual circumstances and needs. We will discuss all possible options with you and ensure that the advice we give you is in the best interests of your child/children.

Sometimes differences cannot be resolved outside of court. In these cases, it may be necessary to make a court application. We can carefully guide you as to the appropriate application, what the court will consider and your chances of success.

We understand that attending court in respect of your children can be very stressful. We will always approach matters in a reassuring manner and can help you with all aspects of your case.

All our children law solicitors at Gepp Solicitors are a member of Resolution. This is a national association of family lawyers who are committed to helping parents put the welfare of their children at the heart of the legal decisions they make.

How we can help you with children law

For more information or advice

Contact Farhad Islam on:
Call: 01245 228106 or
email: islamf@gepp.co.uk

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Call: 01245 228106 or email: family@gepp.co.uk or request a call back.

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Area of Expertise

  • Child Arrangement Orders – to decide things like where children will live and who they should spend time with.
  • Parental Responsibility
  • Prohibited Steps Orders – to prevent someone with parental responsibility from making a particular decision in relation to a child, such as to stop your partner from taking your child to live abroad.
  • Specific Issue Orders – to make a specific decision about a child’s upbringing, such as where they should go to school.
  • Voluntary parenting agreements covering matters like where children will live most of the time and how much time they will spend with each parent.

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