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Senior Family Solicitor
Mamta is a Senior Family Solicitor at our South Wimbledon office with thirteen years of legal experience. She advises on domestic abuse injunctions, children proceedings, divorce, financial remedy and international family matters, including Hague Convention child abduction cases. She offers calm, clear and considered advice at every stage.
South Wimbledon
13 years
2016
English, Marwari, Hindi, some Urdu and Gujarati
Legal aid and private
Domestic abuse and international family
Mamta Maratha is a Senior Family Solicitor at Wimbledon Solicitors, based at our South Wimbledon office. She has thirteen years of legal experience, joined the firm in 2014 and was admitted as a solicitor of England and Wales in 2016.
Her practice covers the full breadth of family law. She acts in domestic abuse injunctions, private and public law children proceedings, divorce and financial remedy, and international family matters such as Hague and non-Hague Convention child abduction and relocation cases.
Mamta works with both legal aid and private clients. She can advise in English, Marwari and Hindi, and also speaks some Urdu and Gujarati.
Domestic abuse
Injunctions to protect you and your children, including non-molestation orders and occupation orders, with urgent applications where safety requires it.
Children matters
Private children proceedings, including child arrangements orders and emergency prohibited steps and specific issue orders, as well as public law care proceedings.
Divorce and finances
Divorce and dissolution proceedings, and financial remedy applications when a marriage or civil partnership comes to an end.
International family matters
Hague and non-Hague Convention cases, including international child abduction, relocation and questions of jurisdiction.
If you are in immediate danger, call 999. The National Domestic Abuse Helpline is free and open 24 hours a day on 0808 2000 247.
Family problems are personal and often stressful. Mamta takes a supportive and approachable approach, listening carefully to your circumstances and explaining your legal options in plain terms, so that you understand both the opportunities and the risks before you make a decision about your future.
Her approach is practical and focused on solutions. She looks to resolve matters constructively wherever possible, and is prepared to represent you robustly when negotiation does not work or court proceedings are needed. She places real weight on careful preparation, making sure the evidence, financial information and background are in order before every negotiation and hearing.
Calm, clear and considered advice, tailored to each family, so that clients feel informed and confident through one of the most difficult periods of their lives.
Complex and high value cases
Hague and non-Hague Convention matters, high net worth financial cases, jurisdiction disputes and committal proceedings.
Vulnerable clients
Acting for vulnerable clients in domestic abuse matters, including the children proceedings that often run alongside them.
Social services involvement
Representing clients where social services are involved, including special guardianship orders for grandparents and other family members who do not hold parental responsibility.
Mamta has built her family law practice at Wimbledon Solicitors over more than a decade. These are some of the milestones along the way.
Mamta began her legal career working on immigration matters and family law.
Mamta joined Wimbledon Solicitors and began developing her family law practice at the firm.
Mamta has volunteered at the Merton One Stop Shop on an ad hoc basis since 2015.
Mamta was admitted as a solicitor of England and Wales in 2016.
Mamta appeared on radio to explain the then new no-fault divorce law and what it means for separating couples.
Mamta is a Senior Family Solicitor at our South Wimbledon office, acting in domestic abuse, children, financial and international family matters.
Re A (Article 13b, Ukraine) [2023] EWHC 3524 (Fam)
A High Court case under the 1980 Hague Convention concerning an application for the return of a child to Ukraine. Wimbledon Solicitors acted for the respondent mother, who raised an Article 13(b) defence.
Read the judgmentYou start with a short initial phone call, up to five minutes, so that the firm can understand your situation and confirm whether it is able to help. This call is not legal advice.
Mamta listens to your circumstances and explains your options, the likely next steps and the risks involved, in plain terms.
She gathers the evidence, financial information and background your case needs, so that you are ready for every negotiation and hearing.
Mamta keeps you informed at every stage, represents you in negotiations or at court, and explains what each decision means for you and your family.
Mamta works in family law. She advises on domestic abuse injunctions, private and public law children proceedings, divorce and dissolution, financial remedy, and international family matters such as child abduction and relocation. If you are unsure whether she can help, a short phone call will tell you.
Mamta acts in applications for non-molestation orders and occupation orders, including urgent applications. If you are in immediate danger, call 999 first. The National Domestic Abuse Helpline is free and open 24 hours a day on 0808 2000 247.
Mamta works with both legal aid and privately paying clients. Whether legal aid is available depends on the type of case and your circumstances. The firm will explain whether you may qualify when you get in touch.
Mamta is based at our South Wimbledon office at 191 Merton Road, South Wimbledon, London SW19 1EE. You are welcome to call 020 8543 3302 to arrange a callback or an appointment at a time that suits you.
Mamta can advise clients in English, Marwari and Hindi, and also speaks some Urdu and Gujarati. The firm as a whole covers several languages between its team.
Last updated: September 2026.
