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When a relationship comes to an end it can often be difficult to resolve the practicalities of how to divide finances and to agree arrangements for childcare, particularly in such an emotional and stressful time in your life. In such circumstances it is widely accepted that the best approach is to try to agree matters and to avoid Court and with this in mind Johnson and Gaunt are proud to offer a mediation service. Our service covers with all family issues, including relationship breakdown, finances and children matters. Mediation provides you with the forum to openly discuss your views in a confidential environment with an impartial person. It creates a space in which both parties can talk openly and be listened to on the issues that matter to them.

Specialising in all all aspects of relationships, both when commencing a relationship (for example a cohabitation and pre nuptial agreements) and breakdown including divorce and civil partnership dissolution.Advising clients on all aspects of the financial implications of a relationship breakdown, including the following areas:Your options for your home following separation.Child MaintenanceSpousal MaintenancePensions and whether your pension may be shared with your spouseDealing with debt on separationProperty overseasBusinesses between partners/spousesAssisting clients who are starting a family and need advise on areas of fertility law including: sperm donation, surrogacy and co-parenting agreements.

Working in the Family Department carrying out publically and privately funded work including: divorce, ancillary relief, injunctions, private and public children proceedings

Completed the following seats: Family (1 year) Carrying out publically and privately funded work, including: divorce, ancillary relief, domestic violence, cohabitation issues, private and public children proceedings. Running own case load as well as assisting the Head of Department. Attending and on occasion conducting hearings. Crime (6 months) Preparing cases for the Magistrates and Crown Court, including: taking statements, preparing hearsay evidence and bad character applications. This work also involved assisting the preparation of and attending a ten week Crown Court trial involving a Conspiracy to Supply Class A drugs. As well as this time was spent observing at; the Magistrates Court, Crown Court, Police Station and Youth Court. Commercial Property (6 months) This included work on leasehold and freehold properties, both registered and unregistered. The type of work included: drafting leases, sale of business contracts, assignments, notices, mortgages, epitome of title, and making applications to the Land Registry (including first registrations) and dealing with tax issues. Completed the Professional Skills Course at College of LawElectives: Skilled Negotiator The law firm as a Commercial Entity Care Proceedings Children Act 1989