Omololu Thomas is a dedicated family law barrister, called to the Bar in 2011. He accepts instructions to advise and represent clients across a wide spectrum of family law matters, with a particular emphasis on complex and contested Children Act proceedings.
With a background in criminal advocacy, Omololu brings a robust and persuasive approach to his family law practice. He is regularly instructed in fact-finding and final hearings, where his forensic skills and courtroom experience are particularly valued.
Core Areas Of Practice
Children Act Proceedings
Omololu has extensive experience dealing with private law children matters, often involving serious allegations and sensitive issues. His practice frequently includes:
- Child Arrangements Orders
- Allegations of:
- Domestic abuse
- Substance misuse
- Sexual abuse
- Fact-finding hearings
- Specific Issue Orders
- Prohibited Steps Orders
- Enforcement Applications
- Parental Responsibility disputes
- Non-molestation and Occupation Orders
He is regularly instructed in cases with significant involvement from CAFCASS and local authorities, particularly where safeguarding concerns are raised. Omololu acts for both applicants and respondents, and is often trusted with cases requiring urgent injunctive relief, from without notice applications through to contested final hearings.
Injunctive Relief
Omololu frequently represents clients in injunctive proceedings, including applications for:
- Non-molestation Orders
- Occupation Orders
He provides clear, strategic advice and tenacious representation in both emergency and final hearings.
Divorce and Financial Remedies
Omololu also accepts instructions in financial remedy proceedings following divorce or dissolution. He represents clients at all stages, from the First Directions Appointment (FDA) and Financial Dispute Resolution (FDR) hearings to contested Final Hearings. He is also experienced in handling interim applications involving maintenance, disclosure, and preservation of assets.
