Paige Matthews

Solicitor

Children Disputes | Family

T: 01225 730149 (DDI)
M: 07570 358805
Paige.Matthews@rwkgoodman.com
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About Paige:

Paige is an enthusiastic and caring family solicitor who specialises in cases involving children as well as cases involving domestic abuse. Paige predominantly accepts instructions in relation to Legal Aid matters and is passionate about ensuring that all individuals have the same opportunity to legal advice.

Paige takes instructions from parents relating to children matters including, but not limited to, live with orders, spend time with order and specific issue orders. She also has a wealth of knowledge in relation to injunction proceedings including non molestation orders and occupation orders. Paige has extensive knowledge of the intricacies involved with legal aid applications and is able to give clear and correct advice about this process.

Learn more about Paige's area of expertise:

Family solicitors
From prenuptial agreements to cohabitation agreements, from separation and divorce to domestic abuse. At RWK Goodman, we are here to support you whenever you need it most.
Children Disputes
There is no negotiation more difficult than those surrounding children. We can help separating parents put their children’s needs first, achieving the best result for you and your children, quickly and sensitively.

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