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Malcolm Clarke

Family Law Barrister | 31+ years experience

Malcolm has specialised in family law for the past 20 years, and has a broad range of skills and knowledge covering private and public law. This encompasses related areas including children, residence, contact, care adoption and injunctions.

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Malcolm's Biography

Areas covered
Children Act proceedings, Family Law Act proceedings
Background

Malcolm has represented local authorities, parents, grandparents, children, interveners, and guardians; thus, he has a rounded understanding of the issues and concerns of all parties.

His background in crime makes him a favourite amongst solicitors requiring detailed examination and analysis in fact finding hearings, involving allegations of complex medical evidence, physical and sexual abuse, non-accidental injuries, and cases involving issues of mental health and learning difficulties.

Children Act Proceedings

  • Care proceedings
  • Adoption proceedings
  • Contact applications
  • Residence applications
  • Parental responsibility
  • Contested Jurisdiction applications
  • Breach proceedings
  • Appeals to the Court of Appeal

Family Law Act Proceedings

  • Injunction Proceedings (Restraining and Non-molestation applications)
  • Contempt of court hearings for breaches

Qualifications

Called to the Bar in 1994.

  • BSB Certified Barristers
  • Rated 4.5 Stars on Trustpilot (500+ Reviews)
  • Data Protection Assured
  • No-commitment Quote Provided
  • 20,000+ Cases Trusted With Us

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Knowledge Base

For more information on Direct Access, Family Law and working with our team visit our blog.

How to Apply for a Non-Molestation Order in the UK: Step by Step 
CHILD ARRANGEMENTS
How to Apply for a Non-Molestation Order in the UK: Step by Step 
by Barrister Connect
What is a McKenzie Friend?
FAMILY LAW
What is a McKenzie Friend?
by Barrister Connect
How to Handle a Breach of Settlement Agreement After Divorce
BREACH OF CONTRACT
How to Handle a Breach of Settlement Agreement After Divorce
by Barrister Connect