My feed
Premium
Please
or
to access all these features

Mumsnet has not checked the qualifications of anyone posting here. If you have any legal concerns we suggest you consult a solicitor.

Legal matters

Any Judges who deal with family law/social workers?

17 replies

HowDoYouExplainThis · 03/02/2017 20:23

I have a question that I want to ask is there someone on here who I could message?

OP posts:
Report
EnormousTiger · 03/02/2017 20:27

I think judges are probably not allowed to answer questions as it can get them into trouble actually. You might find a family law solicitor on here however.

Report
HowDoYouExplainThis · 03/02/2017 20:34

A family law solicitor is good just anyone with legal knowledge of the family would be a help lol

OP posts:
Report
HowDoYouExplainThis · 04/02/2017 12:29

Anyone?

OP posts:
Report
EnormousTiger · 04/02/2017 13:00

I am a solicitor but I don't do family law so I woud not be the best person. Hopefully someone else will come along.

Report
HowDoYouExplainThis · 05/02/2017 15:05

.

OP posts:
Report
titchy · 05/02/2017 16:07

You're going to need to post your question. You can't really expect solicitors to provide you with a free online personal advice service. The solicitors who post here do so because their advice can be helpful to many readers and they are very generous to do so.

Report
HowDoYouExplainThis · 05/02/2017 16:18

No I'm not. There is a reason as to why I can't otherwise I would've post in the first instance.

OP posts:
Report
titchy · 05/02/2017 16:34

Maybe you'd be better seeing a solicitor and paying for their advice then.

Report
PigletWasPoohsFriend · 05/02/2017 16:35

Not sure anyone will reply tbh.

Report
monkeywithacowface · 05/02/2017 16:37

To be honest if its that sensitive you can't post it I would caution against sending private messages to someone online, you don't know them from adam and there is nothing to say they won't share what you have told them

Report
HowDoYouExplainThis · 05/02/2017 16:55

I would of happily paid for a solicitor on here so if you're not actually going to provide anything useful please stop refrain from commenting.

There is a reason I can't post directly on here an inbox is fine.

OP posts:
Report
reallyanotherone · 05/02/2017 16:58

I think you need to listen to the advice above, it is useful so don't be so snippy.

Anyone could say they're a family lawyer, get you to pm them your oh so sensitive question, then come back and post it on the board, send it to the daily mail, people it involves, anything.

Pay a lawyer, then you'll get guaranteed client confidentiality.

Think about it.

Report
ReginaGeorgeinSheepsClothing · 05/02/2017 17:03

Spectulating- but are you disagreeing with decisions made by social workers? If you have any concerns regarding safety of a child every local authority has an out of hours team, who'd be open now- if you have legitimate concerns please report. If it's just a legal question- follow the good advice above.

Report
HowDoYouExplainThis · 05/02/2017 19:57

anyone could say they're a family lawyer but if they're not they won't be able to give any advice on the issue. The daily mail couldn't give a flying hoot, i'm not naming anyone for them to even begin to message the people it involves.

Regina not even a court case as of yet for their to be a decision lol

OP posts:
Report
EnormousTiger · 06/02/2017 08:37

People are a big reluctant to give advice as you can be liable even if you are not paid under English law, that's the trouble but keep asking and someone might be able to help.

Report
PigletWasPoohsFriend · 06/02/2017 09:48

so if you're not actually going to provide anything useful please stop refrain from commenting.

Sorry but it is an open forum. You don't get to decide who does or doesn't post.

Report
HowDoYouExplainThis · 07/02/2017 10:44

enormous it's not advise per se it's more of an opinion I need iykwim?

OP posts:
Report
New posts on this thread. Refresh page
Please create an account

To comment on this thread you need to create a Mumsnet account.