Angelique Holm
Family Solicitor
Paul Gulbenkian
Judge Emeritus & Solicitor
Magdalena Wiktorko
Trainee Solicitor
Jayanaben Rathod
Solicitor
Christopher McWatters
Barrister
Oshin Shahiean
Solicitor
Teni Shahiean
Principal Solicitor
We recognise that when you need family law advice choosing the right family law solicitor is one of the most important decisions that you will make. That is because family law is personal. You do not just need a solicitor who is an expert in family law but one you trust and can work with.

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Message from our Managing Partner, Mr Oshin Shahiean:

Online Legal Advice and Services - We have already brought online, processes and safeguards to allow our professionals and support teams to function fully remotely. We would like to remind our existing and new clients that business operations at the office have not been interrupted, and that we have offered a digital consultation option for several years now. In light of the of Coronavirus developments we would encourage any clients seeking legal advice to simply complete our online enquiry form or call our switchboard on +44 (0)203 959 9123 who will arrange an appointment via our online platform, skype or telephone conferencing.

What makes OTS Solicitors family law team stand out? We take our legal work personally. That means our caring and approachable family law solicitors will listen to you and take the time to understand yours and your family’s needs and goals. With the best legal advice, we will guide you through your family law options and achieve a result that is right for you.

We help people from a wide range of backgrounds and both UK and international families with their family law concerns. We do not judge or dictate what you should do. Instead, we work with you to find family law solutions. That is what makes us stand out as specialist family lawyers.  

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Divorce Financial Settlement reached at the First (FDA) Hearing!
Client was in the process of his divorce proceedings when he approached us. He received numerous very unreasonable offers from his ex-spouse in respect of how their matrimonial finances should be split. In this case it was a long marriage of 20 + years with two grown up children and one in their teens. Also, the parties had equally contributed to the family life. Our client felt cornered with these unreasonable proposals and therefore, came to us for help.
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Should I ask my fiancé to sign a prenup agreement? To London divorce solicitors that isn’t a tricky question. The answer is yes. That’s because divorce lawyers tend to deal with family law disputes where a husband and wife can't agree on who should get what in their divorce settlement, leading to potentially expensive court proceedings. A prenup agreement can help avoid that.
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According to property gurus the UK property market is fast and furious with so many people deciding to move home. Many parents are deciding to move out of London believing that with work from home opportunities a more rural environment is in the best interests of their children. But what if you are separated or divorced? Can you just sell up and go or do you need your ex-partner’s consent to move with your children? In this blog we look at the topic of relocating within the UK with children after a separation or divorce.
Can I Move Away With My Children Or Do I Need my Ex-partner’s Consent?
According to property gurus the UK property market is fast and furious with so many people deciding to move home. Many parents are deciding to move out of London believing that with work from home opportunities a more rural environment is in the best interests of their children. But what if you are separated or divorced? Can you just sell up and go or do you need your ex-partner’s consent to move with your children? In this blog we look at the topic of relocating within the UK with children after a separation or divorce.
Google Business Reviews
Child Contact

I'd like to say a big thank you to angelique for all the hard work she put into my case. The father was a n...

Non-Molestation Order

I can say from my experience with Angelique that the service provided to me was professional, caring, kind and e...

Non-Molestation Order

Dear Angelique, Thank you for your wonderful advice and support at a difficult time. Best wishes to you al...

Family Law

I was unfortunate enough to have very poor representation with a previous solicitor, my case was a total mess a...

Divorce and Finances

I instructed Magdalena, Angelique and the Family Team with one matter, but I have been so impressed by them tha...

View all reviews

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