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Lux Family Law is a boutique family law firm based in Cardiff and London offering the highest level of service, expertise and advice for the most discerning of clients.

We’re proud to be sponsoring the Maggie’s Ladies Lunch for the second year running in support of the incredible work Mag...
28/05/2026

We’re proud to be sponsoring the Maggie’s Ladies Lunch for the second year running in support of the incredible work Maggie’s Cardiff does for individuals and families affected by cancer.

Taking place on Friday 5th June from 12pm at Cornerstone Cardiff, the event promises a fantastic afternoon, all while raising vital funds for an important cause.

26/05/2026

We recently asked Emily what is one thing clients often worry about that they shouldn’t.

Her answer was that many people think they need to fully understand the law or spend time researching case law before speaking to a solicitor.

In reality, that is what your solicitor is there for. Our role is to guide clients through the process, explain the legal side clearly and support them through each stage of the journey.

22/05/2026

We recently asked Courtenay what you should do in the first 24 hours after separation.

Her advice was to avoid making any major legal or financial decisions in the immediate aftermath. Instead, focus on practical arrangements, particularly where children are involved, lean on trusted friends and family for support and seek early legal advice so you can move forward with clarity and confidence.

19/05/2026

We recently asked Olivia what’s one thing people often leave too late when going through a separation.

Her answer was obtaining legal advice.

Getting advice early on can help you understand your position, avoid common mistakes and make informed decisions from the outset, even if you are still unsure about the next steps.

15/05/2026

How should you prepare for your first meeting with a family lawyer?

We recently asked Emily, and her advice was not to over-prepare. Instead, focus on the points that are most important to you and make sure you raise them during the meeting. Emily also recommends bringing a list of notes or questions so you can leave feeling confident that everything you wanted to discuss has been covered.

14/05/2026

At Lux, the way we work is shaped by the values that matter most to us, being caring, responsive, client-centric and acting with integrity in everything we do.

These principles guide how we support our clients, work as a team and approach every case that comes through our doors.

07/05/2026

Behind the scenes of our recent office shoot!

Time for some updated headshots and team photos, with a few attempts at keeping a straight face along the way. 🤭

05/05/2026

We recently asked Olivia whether court is the only option when resolving family matters.

In many cases, it is not. Court is often a last resort rather than a starting point. Many matters can be resolved through non-court dispute resolution, such as mediation, solicitor-led negotiations or arbitration. These approaches are typically more cost-effective, less confrontational and can allow for more flexible, amicable outcomes.

Court is usually reserved for situations where other options are not suitable.

30/04/2026

Meet Courtenay ✨

Courtenay recently joined Lux Family Law as a qualified solicitor, advising on matters including divorce, finances, separation and children. She brings experience across both private and public family law, alongside a strong academic background, achieving a first in family law and a distinction in the LPC.

Courtenay takes a thoughtful and measured approach, combining strong legal knowledge with a focus on supporting clients through complex and sensitive situations.

We’re so pleased to have her as part of the team.

28/04/2026

There’s a common assumption that “if it’s in my name, it’s mine” but that’s not always the case.

In family law, the court looks at matrimonial assets. Even if something is held in one person’s name, if it has been built up or used during the marriage, it may still be considered as part of the overall financial settlement.

This can include property, savings or investments. What matters is not just whose name it is in, but how and when the asset was acquired.

23/04/2026

Do grandparents have a legal right to see their grandchildren?

We asked Olivia, and the answer is not automatically. Grandparents do not have an inherent legal right to contact.

However, if contact is being prevented, grandparents can apply to the court for a child arrangements order. The key difference is that they must first seek the court’s permission before making the application.

Each case will depend on what is in the best interests of the child.

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Third Floor, Building 4 Castlebridge, 5-19 Cowbridge Road East
Cardiff
CF119AB

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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