Ask Auntie, CNS Local Life, Caymanian statusWe would like to take a local “family law” firm and their lawyer to court to seek damages. We are scared to do so though, as the courts here appear to favour attorneys over family and child welfare. Are there any law firms that specialise in this or anything available through the Attorney General’s office? We have come across several other families who have come up against this law firm and we all want justice.


Auntie’s answer: Let me start by saying that I cannot speak on behalf of private companies, in this case law firms, and so am not at liberty to recommend one, even if I was an expert in the law, which I am not.

But even without knowing the details of your situation, I can certainly feel empathy for you and the plight you find yourself in.

Apart from you calling around on your own to find a suitable lawyer, I recommend you use the free services of the Legal Befrienders, which is offered through the Family Resource Centre (FRC). Here is a link to information on this service.

The lawyers who volunteer their time at the FRC cannot represent you in any action, but they will listen attentively to your issue. I think they could probably offer advice on whether you have a case you can pursue.