Sam Main
Trainee Solicitor
Family Law
About Sam Main
Sam first completed an undergraduate degree in International Relations & Politics at the University of East Anglia where he achieved a first class honours, and then went on to achieve a distinction in the Graduate Diploma in Legal Studies course. Sam then graduated with a commendation in 2022 in the Legal Practice Course with a master’s in Professional Legal Practice. Now, he is training under the Family department at Hatch Brenner and is due to qualify with us in 2026.
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Safeguarding Vulnerable Children: Legal Support & Advice
It can often be difficult to navigate a fine line of balancing the protection of a child against their right to a normal family life. However, the answer cannot be just to have the toughest restrictions in every single case and for children to be overly protected from every perceived risk.
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Increased Family Court Fees in England & Wales: What You Need to Know (Excluding Divorce)
The Ministry of Justice has concluded its consultation on family law court fees, confirming an increase in several court and tribunal fees, though notably, the divorce application fee will remain unchanged at £593.
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Legal Aspects of Diffuse Axonal Injury Claims in the UK
Diffuse Axonal Injury (DAI) is a severe form of traumatic brain injury with profound and lasting effects on individuals. From a legal standpoint, DAI cases present unique challenges and considerations, necessitating a nuanced approach to ensure justice for the affected parties.