Direct Access Barrister Birmingham
Family & Civil Barristers
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I’m Sam Morgan, an expert barristers’ clerk, and I’ve helped clients with more than 30,000 cases. I can help you find the right Direct Access barrister for your circumstances.
Tell me about your case today. I can help.
You’ve come to the right place.
I’m Sam Morgan, an expert barristers’ clerk, and I’ve helped clients with more than 30,000 cases. I can help you find the right Direct Access barrister for your circumstances.
Tell me about your case today. I can help.
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Our Approach - Tailored To You
Family Direct Access Barrister BIRMINGHAM
Family law is one of the areas where people may benefit from direct access to specialist barrister advice and representation.
A Birmingham family barrister may be able to assist with:
Financial remedy and divorce matters
Child arrangements
Prohibited Steps Orders
Specific Issue Orders
Relocation disputes
Advice before a family hearing
Representation at appropriate hearings
The Birmingham Civil and Family Justice Centre is a major regional centre for family and civil proceedings.
If you have a hearing in Birmingham or need specialist family law advice, contact us to discuss your requirements.
Civil Direct Access Barrister Birmingham
A Civil Litigation Barrister in Birmingham may be able to assist with a wide range of disputes, including:
Contract and commercial disputes
Property and land disputes
TOLATA claims
Landlord and tenant disputes
Debt recovery
Construction disputes
Boundary and possession disputes
Professional and other civil disputes
Whether Direct Access is appropriate depends on the circumstances and complexity of your case.
Property & Commercial Barristers Birmingham
Our barristers can assist with property and commercial matters, including disputes involving:
Property ownership
Beneficial interests
Leases and tenancy disputes
Commercial contracts
Partnership disputes
Shareholder disputes
Construction contracts
You can instruct a barrister for a specific piece of work where Public Access is appropriate, such as legal advice, drafting or representation at a hearing.
Birmingham Courts & Tribunals
Birmingham is one of the UK's major legal centres, with a wide range of courts and tribunals.
Depending on your case, a barrister may be able to assist with matters involving:
Birmingham Civil and Family Justice Centre
Birmingham County Court
Birmingham Family Court
High Court
Business and Property Courts
Employment Tribunal
Court of Protection
Other courts and tribunals
The Birmingham Civil and Family Justice Centre is located at Priory Courts, 33 Bull Street, Birmingham, B4 6DS.
Why Choose a Direct Access Barristers?
The main advantage is simple:
You can deal directly with the barrister.
If your case is suitable for Public Access, you may not need a solicitor to act as an intermediary.
A barrister may be able to assist with a defined piece of work such as:
- Legal advice
- A written opinion
- Drafting a document
- Preparing for a hearing
- Settlement advice
- Advocacy at court or tribunal
This can be particularly useful if you already understand your case but need specialist legal advice or representation at an important stage.
Direct Access is not right for every case. Where a matter requires extensive case management, disclosure or ongoing litigation work, a solicitor may be more appropriate.
The aim is not simply to avoid instructing a solicitor.
The aim is to find the right legal professional for the work you actually need.
How to Instruct a Direct Access Barrister in Birmingham
1. Tell Us About Your Case
Send us a short description of your legal matter, the court or tribunal involved and what you need help with.
If you have a hearing date or urgent deadline, include it.
2. We Identify Suitable Counsel
We consider the type of case and the expertise required before identifying suitable Public Access counsel.
3. Fees & Scope Are Confirmed
The barrister will explain the work involved, fees and what you will be responsible for.
For some defined pieces of work, a fixed fee may be available.
4. Your Barrister Starts Work
Once the necessary Public Access and client-care arrangements are completed, the barrister can begin the agreed work.
Direct Access Barrister Birmingham FAQs
Can I instruct a barrister directly in Birmingham ?
Yes. If the barrister is authorised to accept Public Access instructions and your case is suitable, you may be able to instruct them directly without a solicitor.
Can I instruct a family barrister without a solicitor?
Yes. Public Access may be available for suitable family matters, including financial remedy and children proceedings.
Can a direct access barrister represent me in Birmingham Family Court?
A suitably authorised barrister may be able to represent you at an appropriate hearing. The barrister will first need to consider whether Public Access is suitable for your particular circumstances.
Can I instruct a civil barrister directly?
Yes. Depending on the case, Public Access may be available for property, contractual, commercial and other civil disputes.
How much does a direct access barrister cost?
There is no standard fee. The cost depends on the work required, the complexity of the case, the barrister's experience and whether advocacy is required. A fixed fee may be available for some defined pieces of work.
Do you cover the wider Midland
Yes. We can assist with enquiries throughout Midlands and England and Wales
Need a Direct Access Barrister?
If you need a family barrister, civil barrister or specialist Public Access tell us about your case.
You may not need a solicitor to manage the whole matter.
You may simply need the right barrister for the next stage.
Request a Birmingham Direct Access Barrister
Family | Civil | Property | Commercial | Employment | Tribunals
Public Access is subject to the applicable rules and the individual barrister's authorisation. Whether a barrister can accept your instructions depends on the circumstances and requirements of your case.
Areas We Cover
We offer advice, drafting, negoitation and representation on various properly law matters
The Barristers provide expert advice on employment matters, from drafting contracts to resolving disputes, advising on employment issues; drafting documents and representation at the Employment Tribunal
The Barristers advise and draft documents to issues relating to land, rights of way, and boundary disputes, and represent you at court if you have a hearing.
What we do at Direct Access Barrister
If we do not act as the clerk for the barrister, Direct Access Barrister will find an appropriate barrister for your case. We will then offer the work to suitable barristers and invite them to take it on for the proposed fee. We will make every effort to find a barrister who will work for the agreed fees.
Whether it's direct access instructions or instructions from a solicitor to a barrister, and we are not serving as their clerk, Direct Access Barrister charges an administration fee, which is included in the quote you receive. This fee allows us to assist you in finding the right barrister, ensuring the best value, and guiding you through the instruction process. Payment of all fixed fees is required up front.
Our barristers receive 100% of their fees. All quotes provided include our administration fees, the barrister’s fees, and VAT. It’s a fully inclusive price with no hidden costs.
“Direct Access Barristers (the Company) acts as the barrister’s agent to collect fees. Payments received are for the barrister and are passed on. All fees belong to the barrister.”
