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About Hayley Mortlock
I am a Solicitor in the Family Team at Hatch Brenner and have been since September 2017.
How Hayley can help you
Hayley can assist in Child Care Proceedings, Pre-Proceedings (PLO Meetings), Section 20, Agreements, EPO’s, Emergency Remedies, Care Orders and Special Guardianship Orders.
Hayley’s background
I am a family law specialist with a focus on providing legal advice and representation to parents regarding all children related issues including Child Care Proceedings.
I trained with Hatch Brenner, having joined the firm in 2015. Before starting at Hatch Brenner, I studied Law at Nottingham Trent University and completed the Legal Practice Course at Kaplan Law School in London.
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