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Boardman, Hawkins & Osborne LLP is a niche family practice established in 2018 by partners, Emily Boardman, Ruth Hawkins and Irena Osborne.
We offer legal advice, representation, mediation by mediators who are also practising solicitors, and other forms of family dispute resolution.

Founding Partner
Founding Partner
Founding Partner
Head of Matrimonial Team
Consultant solicitor
Consultant solicitor
Consultant solicitor
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Solicitor
Office Manager
Senior paralegal
PA and Billing Assistant
Legal Administration Assistant
Consultant Case Worker
Receptionist/office administrator
Paralegal
Head of Matrimonial Team
Consultant solicitor
Consultant solicitor
Consultant solicitor
"They are sensible, pragmatic and client-focused"
Chambers & Partners 2025
Founding Partner
Founding Partner
Founding Partner
Head of Matrimonial Team
Consultant solicitor
Consultant solicitor
Consultant solicitor
Consultant solicitor
Consultant solicitor
Solicitor
“They are empathetic, efficient and child-focused”
Chambers & Partners 2025
Head of Matrimonial Team
Consultant solicitor
Consultant solicitor
"Boardman, Hawkins & Osborne are always consistent, and the quality throughout the team is great"
Legal 500
Founding Partner
We have a solutions based, flexible approach to helping you resolve your issues on separation. Our experienced team of accredited mediators here to help.
Head of Matrimonial Team
Consultant solicitor
Consultant solicitor
Consultant solicitor
"I think clients would want to know that they are treated as individuals, that the firm is empathetic and understanding. They went out of their way to support and help me"
Legal 500
Founding Partner
Boardman Hawkins & Osborne have decided to provide our clients, prospective clients, and anyone accessing our website with access to 101 Questions About Separating with Children.
We recognise that so many issues may present themselves to parents in these situations, and this guide is a really useful tool that might lessen the costs involved to parents who may not be able to access legal aid, or may just need some pointers in advance of funding some legal advice or alongside family mediation. We hope that the guide will also assist parents in narrowing down some of the issues, or avoiding crisis, and help them to manage their way through these tricky times.
Relevant articles about Child Arrangements