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Blanchards Law
Specialist family solicitors, mediators and collaborative lawyers in London, Oxfordshire, Berkshire & Buckinghamshire.
About Blanchards Law
Blanchards Law are a Family Law Firm, specialising in dispute resolution. With over 15 years experience dealing with family disputes, the team at Blanchards Family Law are able to assist in divorce, financial issues, cohabitation, children, wills and probate and are also trained in mediation and collaborative law. If you are considering a nuptial agreement, our solicitors are able to produce legally recognised documents should your relationship break down in the future. We also have experience dealing with international, or cross border disputes. Whether you're a foreign national, or hold assets abroad, our lawyers are able to assess your situation, and advise accordingly. Being trained in mediation and collaborative law means our solicitors are able to facilitate out of court settlements, which can drastically reduce the cost of the resolution process. For more information on any of the services offered at Blanchards Family Law, don't hesitate to get in touch.
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People
Blanchards Law celebrated Harrison's first year as Client Liaison Manager.
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Research & Knowledge
Blanchards Law Senior Paralegal Aishling Hageman-Rowe explains what can happen to a business during divorce proceedings and the factors that may be taken into account.
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Operations & Supply
Blanchards Law opened its third office at 35 London End in Beaconsfield, Buckinghamshire, HP9 2HW on 10th September.
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Presence & Recognition
Blanchards Law spotlighted Christine Plews in the Chambers UK 2026 Guide for her expertise as a family mediator.
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Research & Knowledge
Blanchards Law published a blog exploring the challenges of creating a Sharia-compliant Will in England and Wales, including the role of the Inheritance Act 1975 and discretionary trusts.
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