Barder Events in Family Law
A Barder event is a principle in Family law that allows a party to set aside or appeal a financial remedy order made upon divorce
Lee Pashen of CP Law Solicitors has been accredited with the Resolution specialist status.
Resolution is an organisation of lawyers and family justice professionals who believe in a constructive, non-confrontational approach to family law; disputes are dealt with in a way designed to preserve people’s dignity and to encourage agreements.
Resolution specialist status is only accredited to lawyers who have submitted themselves to a rigorous assessment to demonstrate the highest levels of knowledge, practical application of the law and best practice.
Lee Pashen’s accreditation as a specialist family and matrimonial solicitor has been awarded in the areas of financial provision which involves resolving the financial arrangements following the breakdown of a marriage and cohabitation disputes between non-married couples.
The Resolution scheme (formerly known as the Solicitors Family Law Association), above all others, is tried and trusted and widely recognised as giving the public a reliable means of identifying family law specialists.
For more information on Resolution please see resolution.org.uk
Or alternatively please contact:
Lee Pashen on 0118 974 7923 / leep@cplaw.co.uk
OR
Marianne Tyndall on 0118 974 7909 / mariannet@cplaw.co.uk
Further information on collaborative law:
Why Collaborative Law is the best way to resolve family and matrimonial disputes
Hugely supportive, informative and ultimately helpful service. Lee took the time to walk me through the situation, outlining where he saw issues, and helped to bring things to a successful conclusion in a very timely manner. Would strongly recommend.
Martyn Sylvester
A Barder event is a principle in Family law that allows a party to set aside or appeal a financial remedy order made upon divorce
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