Simonida Hajredini

Paralegal

Family | Children Disputes

T: 020 3006 9716 (DDI)
M: 07467 511021
simonida.hajredini@rwkgoodman.com
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About Simonida:

Simonida is a Paralegal in our Children Disputes team, based out of our London office.

Simonida graduated from the University of Warwick with an LLB in Law in 2024. Simonida is passionate about family law and she has joined RWK Goodman’s International Children Team, where she is developing her experience in cross-border children cases.

Simonida has previous experience working as a paralegal, during which she assisted in domestic abuse injunctions and child arrangement proceedings. In this role, she supported vulnerable clients through complex and emotionally challenging situations, gaining hands-on experience in urgent preparation of court applications and client care. Simonida has since joined the RWK Goodman International Children team assisting in matters of: international child abduction, recognition and enforcement of international orders, International Relocation, Abandoned Spouses, Female Genital Mutilation, Forced Marriage, Adoption, and Surrogacy.

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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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