Family Law Solicitors

Family Law Solicitors

At Franklins Solicitors, we recognise that every family is different. Our dedicated team offers practical and tailored legal guidance to help you move forward confidently, always with your personal circumstances and priorities in mind.

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Family Law Solicitors
in Milton Keynes & Northampton

Family issues can be some of the most challenging legal matters to face. Whether you’re separating from a partner, navigating complex child arrangements or seeking protection from domestic abuse, our family law solicitors are here to support you with clarity, empathy and expert legal advice.

Resolution-Minded

Our solicitors are members of Resolution, a national body committed to resolving family disputes in a constructive, non-confrontational way.

Specialist Experience

Our team is led by an accredited family law specialist, recognised for expertise in complex financial issues and disputes involving unmarried couples.

Sensitive, Straightforward Advice

We listen carefully and explain your options clearly, helping you make informed decisions with confidence.

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Our Family Law Services

Our experienced family solicitors can support you with:

Divorce & Separation
Financial Matters
Child Arrangements
Cohabitation & Pre-Nuptial Agreements
Domestic Abuse & Injunctions

Speak to our Family Law Team

If you’re going through a separation, experiencing family conflict or need advice on how to protect yourself and your loved ones, we’re here to help.

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Family Law FAQs

How can disputes be prevented?2025-08-22T13:13:05+01:00

By having a clear shareholder agreement in place that sets out rights, responsibilities, and procedures for resolving disagreements. We can help draft or review these agreements.

Can minority shareholders bring a claim?2025-08-22T13:12:45+01:00

Yes. Minority shareholders often bring unfair prejudice claims if they feel excluded or treated unfairly.

What happens if shareholders are deadlocked?2025-08-22T13:12:25+01:00

Deadlock can be resolved by buyouts, mediation, or court intervention. Well-drafted shareholder agreements often contain provisions to deal with these situations.

What is conveyancing?2025-08-04T21:29:07+01:00

Conveyancing is the legal process of transferring property ownership from one person to another.

What is a conveyancer?2025-08-04T21:29:20+01:00

A conveyancer is a legal professional specialising in property transactions. They ensure all legal requirements are met when buying or selling a property.

How is a conveyancer different from a solicitor?2025-08-04T21:29:54+01:00

Conveyancers focus solely on property transactions. Solicitors often have broader legal training across various areas of law.

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