Family Solicitor

A Family Law Solicitor plays a crucial role in advising clients on various family law matters. Here are the key responsibilities and qualifications for this role:

• Responsibilities:


• Advising Clients: Providing legal advice to clients on a wide range of family law issues, including divorce, child custody, financial settlements, cohabitation disputes, and domestic violence.


• Handling Complex Cases: Managing complex cases related to child arrangements, parental rights, and disputes over family assets.


• Drafting Legal Documents: Preparing legal documents such as petitions, consent orders, and prenuptial agreements.


• Representation: Representing clients in family court proceedings, mediations, and negotiations.


• Tailored Solutions: Offering empathetic and tailored legal solutions that meet individual clients' needs and circumstances.


• Alternative Dispute Resolution: Providing guidance on alternative dispute resolution methods, such as mediation and collaborative law.


• Client Relationships: Building and maintaining strong client relationships based on trust and professionalism.


• Legal Updates: Staying informed about changes in family law legislation and case law.
  
  Qualified Solicitor: Must hold a valid practicing certificate in England and Wales.


• Experience: Proven experience in family law practice, with a focus on divorce and ancillary relief.


• Skills: Excellent communication, negotiation, and advocacy skills.


• Emotional Intelligence: Ability to handle sensitive and emotional situations with empathy and discretion.


• Attention to Detail: Strong analytical skills and attention to detail.


• Client-Centric Approach: Commitment to providing exceptional client service and achieving positive outcomes for clients.


• Continuous Learning: Willingness to participate in continuous professional development to stay updated with legal developments in family law.
  
  £44,372 - £45,693 a year - Permanent