MK Family Law

MK Family Law Group provide a range of legal services for you and your family.

With experts spanning Relationship Breakdown, Care and Social Services, Children, Relationship Finance, Domestic Abuse and Mediation we have a specialist on hand to help you.

We have been providing our clients with legal support and advice for over 10 years.

Find us at 1 Sovereign Court, 204 Upper Fifth Street, Milton Keynes, MK9 2HR.

You can also call us on 01908 787900 or make an enquiry online.

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Images released following harassment in Milton Keynes
Between Thursday 14 March and Tuesday 25 June the victim, a 31-year-old female, received a number of letters, leaflets and parcels to her home that are unwanted and often include abusive language.
Plan to build on Milton Keynes Santander’s car park recommended for approval
A plan to build offices, shops, and buildings for community and leisure use on two car parks in Central Milton Keynes has been recommended for approval despite the temporary loss of 580 spaces.
MK Dons reveal new kit for 19/20 season
MK Dons have today, 26/6, revealed their kits for next season.
"Cold Blooded Execution" leads to life sentences
Stephen Boorman, James Brabbs and Jibreel Raheem have been sentenced at the Old Bailey
National Charity Walk for Peace 2019 to raise money for local charities
Senior officials from MK Dons and their supported charity MK Dons SET will join community leaders, MP’s and Councillors on Sunday 30th June 2019 to Walk for Peace and collect much needed funds for the local community and beyond.
Men convicted of murder at Woodhill Prison in Milton Keynes
Following an investigation by Thames Valley Police, three men have been convicted of murder.
Extended 48 hour thunderstorm weather warning issued for Milton Keynes
An extended thunderstorm weather warning has been issued for 48 hours in Milton Keynes starting from midnight tonight.
Minute’s applause to celebrate life of former Milton Keynes councillor
Councillors celebrated the life of one of their ‘big beasts’ with a round of applause after an hour of laughter and tears as they paid tribute to Labour’s Kevin Wilson.