Practice area
Children & family
When arrangements for children need to change, or when the court is already involved, you need advice that is precise, practical, and grounded in how the Family Court actually works.
What you can expect
- Clarity on your options under the Children Act 1989
- Support with child arrangements, prohibited steps, and specific issue applications
- Guidance through MIAMs, FDRAs, and fact-finding where relevant
Typically includes
- • Initial consultation and case assessment
- • Drafting and reviewing applications and statements
- • Representation strategy and remote hearings support
- • Fixed-fee packages where suitable
How we work
01
Consultation
We listen carefully, identify the legal issues, and explain your realistic options in plain English.
02
Plan
Agree a clear scope and fixed fee where appropriate, with milestones you can follow in the portal.
03
Progress
We prepare documents, manage deadlines, and keep you updated through secure messaging.
Questions
Do I always need a court order?
Not always. Many families reach workable arrangements through negotiation or mediation. We help you decide when a court application is necessary.
Can you act remotely?
Yes. Law Expert is a remote practice. Consultations, document exchange, and most hearings can be handled without attending an office.
Is Law Expert a remote practice?
Yes. We advise and support clients across England and Wales without requiring office visits. Secure portal access, video consultations, and electronic documents are standard.
Do you offer fixed fees?
Wherever the work can be scoped clearly, we prefer fixed fees so you know the cost before we begin. Some matters require staged fees as the case develops.