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    4. Divorce Solicitors in Rhyl and Colwyn Bay

    Divorce Solicitors in Rhyl and Colwyn Bay

    Divorce or separation are never easy, especially if there are children involved.

    Our friendly team are here to advise you on what steps you can take depending on your particular circumstances. We will assist you in relation to the various options available to you if divorce proceedings are necessary.

    We understand that each case is unique and will handle your case with care, providing tailored support through the process.

    We will confirm the costs involved and offer a fixed fee service to make it easier for you to budget.

    Call to speak to a member of our team today on 01745 343661 or 01492 535640.

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    Family law

    In today’s modern world there is no such thing as an ‘average’ family or ‘normal’ relationship. You may be married, living together, or separated. Children, step-children or adopted children are perhaps living with you or living elsewhere. Grandparents or other family members could also be involved. Whatever your situation, relationships can sometimes break down and that’s when turning to a family solicitor can really help you to resolve difficulties quickly.

    Child contact/residence

    When a relationship breaks down and children are involved, your main concern will be to protect their wellbeing. So it’s good to know that at Edward Hughes Solicitors we make your children our number one priority too.

    Divorce

    Divorce or separation are never easy, especially if there are children involved.

    Financial remedies

    Resolving the financial issues resulting from the breakdown of a marriage, or a relationship can be challenging.

    Private law children matters

    Public law care proceedings

    If Social Services have concerns about the level of care being provided to a child or multiple children, they can apply to have the child(ren) put on the Child Protection Register.

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