If you are experiencing difficulties in your family life, come and talk to us to get the right advice and support today. Our lawyers have over 25 years' of experience providing clients with support, understanding and practical as well as legal solutions when they are most needed. At AJFL we do things differently. We are not your typical law practice.
We understand that no case is the same and as such, tailor our services to your needs, from the way we contact you to the broad range of fixed fee and pay as you go packages we have available. In short, it really is all about you. As a small practice, you will have the benefit of a tight-knit team that works together. At AJFL every client is introduced to all members of staff, who will always be available to assist you.
We understand that many couples wish to deal with matters privately, quickly and amicably so as to avoid or reduce any acrimony between them as a result of a separation. We encourage our clients to try to resolve matters co-operatively and can provide a broad range of options which may suit your family's needs, such as Collaborative practice and Mediation.
We understand that no case is the same and as such, tailor our services to your needs, from the way we contact you to the broad range of fixed fee and pay as you go packages we have available. In short, it really is all about you. As a small practice, you will have the benefit of a tight-knit team that works together. At AJFL every client is introduced to all members of staff, who will always be available to assist you.
We understand that many couples wish to deal with matters privately, quickly and amicably so as to avoid or reduce any acrimony between them as a result of a separation. We encourage our clients to try to resolve matters co-operatively and can provide a broad range of options which may suit your family's needs, such as Collaborative practice and Mediation.
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Alun Jones Family Law (AJFL) is a niche, future focussed, Specialist Family Law Practice based in Cardiff, South Wales.
AJFL was founded in 2005 by Alun Jones, a Solicitor, Family Mediator and Collaborative Lawyer, with over 20 years experience of working within the legal profession.
At Alun Jones Family Law we have a welcoming, professional team meet the team highly sensitive to the wide ranging needs and requirements of all our clients.
We recognise that the end of a relationship is tragic enough.
AJFL was founded in 2005 by Alun Jones, a Solicitor, Family Mediator and Collaborative Lawyer, with over 20 years experience of working within the legal profession.
At Alun Jones Family Law we have a welcoming, professional team meet the team highly sensitive to the wide ranging needs and requirements of all our clients.
We recognise that the end of a relationship is tragic enough.
You will be working alongside a small team of reputable Family Law Solicitors.
You will deal with a mixed range of work to include primarily financial remedy proceedings and children private law proceedings.
Also to include pre-nuptial arrangements, cohabitation agreements, divorce and civil partnership, injunctions, separation agreements and TOLATA.
Flexible working and excellent salary package available.
You will deal with a mixed range of work to include primarily financial remedy proceedings and children private law proceedings.
Also to include pre-nuptial arrangements, cohabitation agreements, divorce and civil partnership, injunctions, separation agreements and TOLATA.
Flexible working and excellent salary package available.
The most important thing to know before you start divorce proceedings is that you have acceptable grounds for divorce.
This is when one spouse has had voluntary sexual intercourse with someone other than their spouse.
This can sometimes be difficult to prove, unless there is factual evidence such as the birth of a child.
There is no requirement to name the third party in the divorce proceedings.
Indeed, this is very much discouraged nowadays, since it only serves to increase acrimony, not to mention legal costs!
This is when one spouse has had voluntary sexual intercourse with someone other than their spouse.
This can sometimes be difficult to prove, unless there is factual evidence such as the birth of a child.
There is no requirement to name the third party in the divorce proceedings.
Indeed, this is very much discouraged nowadays, since it only serves to increase acrimony, not to mention legal costs!
For most people the divorce process is very straightforward.
Usually no attendance is required at Court by you, your spouse or by your solicitor.
The entire divorce process takes approximately four to six months from start to finish, although in many divorces the process can take nearer to 12 months, this being the time that it often takes to resolve the financial aspects of your divorce.
Nearly all of the steps in the divorce are dealt with by the person who starts the divorce process (the Petitioner).
Usually no attendance is required at Court by you, your spouse or by your solicitor.
The entire divorce process takes approximately four to six months from start to finish, although in many divorces the process can take nearer to 12 months, this being the time that it often takes to resolve the financial aspects of your divorce.
Nearly all of the steps in the divorce are dealt with by the person who starts the divorce process (the Petitioner).
For most, a divorce will be the only time you come into contact with the legal system, so the process can be very stressful and confusing.
Here are a few practical tips to help guide you through.
Acknowledging that your spouse wants to divorce you can be very distressing and hard to accept.
Often, both spouses will be able to acknowledge that a divorce is the best way forward.
However, it is very common for separating couples to take different amounts of time to get through what is often akin to a grieving process.
Here are a few practical tips to help guide you through.
Acknowledging that your spouse wants to divorce you can be very distressing and hard to accept.
Often, both spouses will be able to acknowledge that a divorce is the best way forward.
However, it is very common for separating couples to take different amounts of time to get through what is often akin to a grieving process.
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