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My solicitor told me that up until now I have been receiving legal help, which later becomes legal aid.

I have also posted this in legal matters but thought Id also put it here for all to see. I've been stressing for over a month. My ex is taking me to court to try to get a shared residency order for our ds.. He is receiving legal aid due to the benefits he is on. I on the other hand could not get legal aid due to the fact I owned a house and worked plus rented a room out in my house.

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Thanks in advance! I then looked at the individual profiles, I was looking for family law specialisation,female, plenty of experience so older , and finally someone who was a partner in the practice. I also weeded practices that I thought were too big. I then rang the first two contenders for a free introductory chat and chose one that I liked talking to. Agree with the above. Google solicitors- ideally, an older female solicitor who specialises in family law. In my experience, they have seen it all before. Typically, they will recommend that you engage in mediation first Mediators are not stupid - they can see the guy or sometimes woman who says one thing in their office, and then something completely different in the lift out of the office building. There are no two ways about it- your relative will have to draw up an Affidavit of Means and an Affidavit of Welfare for any children involved. If there are issues around safety, then a safety order is not a big piece of work for the Solicitor to complete. You will see online, that people say "dont pay a solicitor". Dont do that. Where there is coercion, it is worth the money to ensure that your family member doesnt have to deal with the spouse. Get them into counselling as well.

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Mumsnet has not checked the qualifications of anyone posting here. If you have any legal concerns we suggest you consult a solicitor. Hi guys, seriously need advice. Our very nasty neighbour had planning permission to put a 2. He has started doing the fence and to our surprise attached a black thick plastic sheet to the posts facing our side and proper timber fence on his side. We objected to council saying that on the plan it was timber fence. Guess what - council said it was not a breach because plan shows fence facing him and not us. Is that true? How spiteful.

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Mumsnet has not checked the qualifications of anyone posting here. If you have any legal concerns we suggest you consult a solicitor. I have a child contact order in my favour and a prohibited steps order loads have happened over the year domestic violence harassment the list goes on.

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