Just as no two people are the same, no two families are alike. Dealing with Family law issues are always sensitive for the clients and need to be dealt with a great deal of diligence and care, the understanding of the Family Law team at Khan & Associates offer is second to none.
Our family lawyers can help with negotiations and, if necessary, court proceedings on such family law issues as:
There are many areas of Family law that are not covered by our website. If you’d like more information, or have any questions, please feel free to call us on: (09) 2789361.
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What defines our firm? Among many things, there are two which represent who we are: our friendly and helpful staff and our commitment to our clients.
We have a wide array of legal personnel – with degrees and experience from throughout the world, providing an international level of excellence.
The Founder of our firm, Mohammed Faiyam Khan, qualified as a Barrister from Lincolns Inn, London in 1980. After qualifying as a lawyer, Faiyam has had the experience of practicing in a range of countries including England and Fiji.
Our firm believes that the practice of law can be more than merely one aspect of life as it offers many rewards (mentally, spiritually and financially) which is all a person needs to live a fulfilled life. Our commitment to this ideal has driven us throughout our 24 year history, and continues to guide us critiquing, improving and perfecting our firm to a new level of legal brilliance.
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