We understand that exceptional service, support and guidance is vital for clients at what can often be the most stressful and traumatic period in their lives. For us, this means being accessible when our clients need us, taking on fewer clients so we can respond when needed, avoiding legal jargon, giving honest, straight-talking advice and delivering the best possible value.
We have acted for hundreds of individuals going through what is often the most stressful and distressing period of their lives. Their feedback has taught us what clients need from family lawyers. We strive to achieve the following:
Hall Brown Family Law was established in April 2016 by Sam Hall and James Brown with the aim of delivering outstanding service and excellent family law advice to clients.
In only 12 months the firm became one of the top family law teams, not only in the North, but in the country and now has leading teams in Manchester, London, Sheffield, Leeds, Birmingham and Liverpool.
Alongside our commitment to our clients, we take our wider social responsibility seriously both internally to our team and externally. As an employer we have been named by Best Companies as one of the top 5 law firms to work for in the country. The Sunday Times also listed us as one of the 10 best medium sized companies (all types) to work for in the UK. Externally, we take part in a range of initiatives/causes including raising nearly £300,000 to ensure the Family Drug And Alcohol Court (FDAC) did not close (for which we received a special note of thanks in the House of Lords), have sponsored students from low income households to enable them to study law at university and consistently provide funds to local charities though our network of teams across the country.
Skill and sensitivity have seen a member of Hall Brown Family Law’s legal team honoured as one of Manchester’s most impressive professionals. Senior Associate Emma Dewhurst has been named Legal Professional of the Year at the city’s Young Talent Awards,...
Family structures have evolved and modern family law encompasses a wide range of circumstances, from separated parents and blended families to adoption, surrogacy and parental responsibility disputes.
The introduction of no-fault divorce in April 2022 marked a significant change in how couples can end their marriage in England and Wales.
When parents cannot agree on arrangements for their children, several options are available to help resolve disputes. Depending on the circumstances, these may include Non-Court Dispute Resolution (NCDR), working with an independent family mediator or applying to the Family Court for a Child Arrangements Order.
Our expert team is here to provide tailored legal advice and support for your family law needs. Get in touch with us today for a confidential consultation and let us help you find the best way forward.
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