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About Carly Sullivan
I qualified as a solicitor in 2006 and joined Hatch Brenner in 2017.
I am a children law specialist and focus on both private and care proceedings relating to children. I have been a representative of the Law Society’s Children Panel since 2011 and am able to represent both adults and Children in Court proceedings. I represent children through the assistance of their Guardians and Children who are able to instruct solicitors themselves.
I am extremely experienced in Children related matters and have spent many years advocating for Children and Families in Norfolk. I have also spent many years advising at the NCLS domestic abuse clinic and working with various professionals in supporting vulnerable families in the community. I also have extensive experience in representing separating couples who require non-molestation orders.
I am originally from Norfolk but completed my Law (LLB Hons) undergraduate degree at the University of Derby before completing my legal studies at the College of Law in Guildford.
How can Carly help you
Child Custody Disputes / Care Proceedings / Section 20 Agreements / Revoking care, adoption or placement orders / What is a Special Guardianship Order? / PLO Meetings / Emergency Remedies / Child Law
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It can be frightening and distressing when the Local Authority’s Children’s Services become involved with your family. Hatch Brenner Solicitors specialises in helping with families who have conflicts with Children’s Services and recognises the difficulties parents confront.
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