FT Law Ffion Thomas is committed to providing her clients with the best family and private client legal advice.

Ffion Thomas is regulated by the SRA in her personal capacity and is a Consultant Solicitor. FT Law is an ambitious and dynamic company committed to providing its clients with the best legal advice. We offer practical, trusted advice to all of our clients and always work in their best interests. FT Law aims to provide a professional and committed approach, seeking to achieve the best possible outc

ome for all clients. FT Law is led by Ffion Thomas a highly experienced solicitor who qualified and worked in Cardiff law firms before returning to her home of Carmarthenshire and setting up FT Law. Ffion has a wealth of knowledge and has worked in the legal sector for over 13 years. We offer family and private client advice geared towards individuals and can help with the following:-

Divorce and finances
Separation and relationship difficulties
Domestic abuse
Child care issues
Pre and post nuptial agreements
Wills
Probate
Court of Protection/Deputyship
Lasting Power of Attorney

Whilst we are very much focused on maintaining our steadfast approach, we appreciate it is in everyone’s interest to keep things as simple and straightforward as we can. We are committed to working on your behalf and taking the stress out of difficult situations.

Your Will can protect your family and support something you cared about long after you’re gone.A Will isn’t only about d...
02/09/2026

Your Will can protect your family and support something you cared about long after you’re gone.

A Will isn’t only about deciding who receives what. It’s an opportunity to leave clear instructions about the people and perhaps the causes that matter to you.

If you’re thinking about making or updating your Will, I offer clear, fixed-fee advice and can talk you through your options, including how to record a charitable gift correctly.

Save this for when you next review your Will.

📧 [email protected].

Living together doesn’t automatically give you the same legal rights as being married.You might have lived together for ...
31/08/2026

Living together doesn’t automatically give you the same legal rights as being married.

You might have lived together for 2 years.
10 years. Maybe even 20.

You may share a home, bills, children and almost every aspect of your lives. But that doesn’t mean the law will necessarily treat you in the same way as a married couple if you separate.

And the idea of a “common law marriage” can give couples a false sense of security.

I offer a friendly, fixed-fee service for Cohabitation Agreements. Message me if you’d like to discuss putting one in place. 📧 [email protected].

Back to school next week… but are the arrangements sorted?Next week should be about new teachers, seeing friends again a...
28/08/2026

Back to school next week… but are the arrangements sorted?

Next week should be about new teachers, seeing friends again and starting a new school year, not being caught in the middle of adult disagreements.

Separated parents, what’s your biggest challenge when the children go back to school?

If you’re struggling to agree arrangements for your children, please get in touch for practical, supportive family law advice.

📧 [email protected].

Divorce doesn’t have to become a war.One of the biggest misconceptions about divorce is that you need to prepare for a f...
26/08/2026

Divorce doesn’t have to become a war.

One of the biggest misconceptions about divorce is that you need to prepare for a fight.

Who gets the house?
Who gets what financially?
Who was responsible for the relationship ending?

Divorce is the end of a marriage. It doesn’t have to destroy the family around it. If you’re considering separation or divorce and don’t know where to start, please get in touch for clear, practical advice about your options.

Save or share this with someone who may need to hear it.

📧 [email protected].

Your child shouldn’t have to choose between two parents they love.Children notice more than we sometimes realise.They no...
24/08/2026

Your child shouldn’t have to choose between two parents they love.

Children notice more than we sometimes realise.
They notice tension at handovers, comments about the other parent and how Mum or Dad reacts when they talk about the other home.

Over time, a child can start to feel guilty simply for enjoying time with both parents. Co-parenting doesn’t mean being friends or agreeing on everything.

But where it is safe and appropriate, children should have the freedom to love both parents without feeling caught in the middle.
Your relationship may have ended.

Your child’s relationship with each parent hasn’t.

If you’re struggling with child arrangements after separation, please get in touch for practical family law advice. 📧 [email protected].

Your child shouldn’t have to choose between two parents they love.One of the hardest things about separation isn’t alway...
21/08/2026

Your child shouldn’t have to choose between two parents they love.

One of the hardest things about separation isn’t always deciding where a child will spend their time.
It’s how those arrangements make the child feel.

When disagreements arise, keep them between the adults. Because your relationship may have ended.
Your child’s relationship with each of their parents hasn’t.

If you’re struggling to agree arrangements for your children following separation, please get in touch for practical family law advice tailored to your circumstances. 📧 [email protected].

Save or share this with someone navigating co-parenting.

An LPA isn’t something you make when you’ve lost capacity.This is one of the biggest misconceptions I hear about Lasting...
19/08/2026

An LPA isn’t something you make when you’ve lost capacity.

This is one of the biggest misconceptions I hear about Lasting Powers of Attorney. People often think: “I’ll sort that when I’m older.” “My family can deal with everything if something happens to me.” Or: “I’ll make one if I ever become unwell.”

But here’s the important part:
An LPA is something you put in place while you have the mental capacity to make that decision.
It’s about planning ahead.

Save this as a reminder to start the conversation with your family. If you’d like advice about making a Lasting Power of Attorney and planning for the future, please get in touch. I’ll be happy to guide you through the process.

📧 [email protected].

Getting divorced and sorting your finances are NOT the same thing.This is one of the most important things I wish more p...
17/08/2026

Getting divorced and sorting your finances are NOT the same thing.

This is one of the most important things I wish more people understood before starting the divorce process.

Your divorce may end your marriage.
Make sure you understand what ends the financial ties too.

Did you know these were two separate parts of the process? Save this, it’s one of those pieces of information people often don’t discover until they need it.

If you’re separating or divorcing and you’re unsure whether your finances have been properly dealt with, please get in touch for advice tailored to your circumstances.

📧 [email protected]

I’m delighted to share that I am now a Resolution member.For me, family law has never been about creating unnecessary co...
14/08/2026

I’m delighted to share that I am now a Resolution member.

For me, family law has never been about creating unnecessary conflict. It’s about helping people through what can be one of the most difficult and uncertain periods of their lives with clear advice, compassion and a practical way forward.

That’s why I’m proud to be a member of Resolution, a community of more than 6,500 family justice professionals across England and Wales who are committed to a constructive and non-confrontational approach to family law.

Being constructive doesn’t mean being weak.
It means understanding when to negotiate, when to compromise and when it’s necessary to stand firm to protect a client’s interests.

It’s an approach that reflects exactly how I want to practise family law and the service I want my clients to receive.

So I’m incredibly pleased to officially say:
I’m a Resolution member.

And I’m looking forward to continuing to help individuals and families navigate separation, divorce and family law with clarity, dignity and confidence.

📩 If you’re facing a family law issue and would like practical, constructive advice about your options, please don’t hesitate to get in touch.

Back-to-school costs shouldn’t become a co-parenting battle.Save this for the September rush and share it with someone w...
10/08/2026

Back-to-school costs shouldn’t become a co-parenting battle.

Save this for the September rush and share it with someone who may find it useful.

If arrangements for your children or finances are becoming difficult following separation, please get in touch for advice tailored to your circumstances.

📧 [email protected].

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