Andrew Stout
Partner
We understand that when relationships break down, children are often caught in the middle. Our sympathetic solicitors are here to help you all.
Tallents Solicitors has legal specialists able to offer advice and support in a wide range of family and children law matters, including: child contact, domestic abuse, adoption, local authority involvement, care proceedings and child protection.
Two of our legal team hold the Law Society Children Law Accreditation mark and are members of the Children Panel: Andy Stout and Mathew Derbyshire. Andy Stout is also a Resolution Accredited Family Law Specialist and a Collaborative Family Lawyer.
We understand that when relationships break down, children are often caught in the middle. Their needs can easily be overlooked when emotions run high, but Tallents Solicitors is here to help you work out what is best for yourselves and your children.
If you would like to speak to someone about your personal situation, then please contact our Children Law specialists at one of our three offices in Newark, Southwell or Mansfield.
We offer a FREE phone-in family law clinic at our Southwell office, held on the first and last Tuesday evening of each month from 5pm-7pm. No appointment is needed to take advantage of this free verbal consultation. Just call 01636 813411 to speak to a solicitor in confidence.
The Law Society’s Children Law Accreditation covers all types of children law work.
Accredited members will have shown to the satisfaction of the Law Society, that they have and will maintain a high level of knowledge, skills, experience and practice in the area of children law and the representation of children.
All accredited Children Law practitioners also agree to follow the Law Society Code of Practice for Children Law (PDF 50kb). The code outlines the standards of practice and conduct expected of accredited members throughout their accreditation.
The Children Law Accreditation provides a recognised quality standard for practitioners representing children in children law proceedings and is a means of identification for professionals, such as guardians, to identify suitably qualified practitioners when representation of a child is required.
Children Law Accreditation evidences specialist expertise in representing clients in Children Law proceedings and also provides the following benefits: