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Alex Hartnoll

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I joined the Family team at Buckles in September 2020. I am primarily based at our Stamford office, but I also work closely with our team in Peterborough.

My legal career began by completing a law degree by distance learning with Nottingham Trent University. Since graduating, I have qualified with the Chartered Institute of Legal Executives in August 2018 (GCILEx).

I have worked in family law since 2016 and it has always been my primary interest. I have experience in divorce and financial remedies, private law children matters (including residence, contact and parental responsibility) and change of name.

I take a collaborative approach to resolving legal disputes and believe that this is especially important within family law. I will offer you calm and realistic advice, and guide you through the legal process from start to finish.

I am a member of both Resolution and the Peterborough Young Lawyers Group.

In my spare time, I love to get out in the fresh air by either walking or cycling. I enjoy the simple things in life, like spending time with friends and family.

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