Litigation
Book Your Free ConsultationFamily courts handle financial disputes, property settlements, and offer court hearings to resolve children and their parenting issues. These courts prioritise children’s welfare, ensuring decisions serve their best interests while addressing the needs of all parties. Even in court, settlement is encouraged. Judges and magistrates guide discussions to avoid full trials. Key hearings, like Financial Dispute Resolution (FDR) sessions, are designed to facilitate agreements, minimising delays, stress, and costs.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is family law litigation?
Family law litigation involves resolving disputes through the court system, with a judge making legally binding decisions on matters like divorce, custody, and financial settlements.
When is litigation necessary?
Litigation is often necessary when parties cannot reach an agreement through negotiation or mediation, requiring a court’s intervention to resolve the dispute.
How long does litigation take?
The timeline for litigation varies based on case complexity, but it can take several months to over a year to reach a resolution.
What are the costs associated with litigation?
Litigation can be costly, including legal fees, court fees, and other related expenses, but your solicitor will provide clear advice on expected costs upfront.
Can family litigation be avoided?
Litigation can sometimes be avoided through alternative dispute resolution methods like mediation or arbitration, which may be faster and less adversarial.