Children & Families
Getting timely, down to earth and realistic advice when you have legal matters relating to families and children is of paramount importance. Choosing the right solicitor to meet your needs can be a difficult task, especially when you are faced with an emotional situation. However daunting it may seem, we recommend that you seek professional advice as soon as possible.
We can help with:
- Divorce & Separation
- Financial Provision
- Children
- Co-habitation
- Domestic Violence
- Same Sex Couples
When children are involved in divorce or separation we will ensure they are properly provided for and can advise on issues of living arrangements, ongoing contact and parental responsibility. We will always seek to reach a negotiated settlement and only refer to the Court as a last resort.
We have a skilled and approachable team of family lawyers who will handle your case sensitively and in a constructive and non-confrontational manner. We are members of Resolution, an independent body that represents solicitors specialising in family law. A number of our lawyers are recognised ‘Accredited Specialists’ with Resolution's Specialist Accreditation Scheme.
The No-Court Divorce
Collaborative Law is a new way for divorcing or separating couples to work together as a team with trained professionals to resolve disputes respectfully, without going to court. Click here to learn more about Collaborative Law.
Free Half-Hour Interview
We offer an initial half hour, obligation free meeting for all family related matters. You can decide whether you would like us to act on your behalf and agree the next steps to be taken. To arrange a free half-hour interview, please complete our online enquiry form or call us now on the number at the bottom of this page.
We recognise that cost issues are important to you and are transparent about our fees. Before any work is undertaken we will outline what we propose to do on your behalf and provide you with written confirmation of our estimated total fees. We will consult you if the total fees are likely to exceed the original estimate and always provide you with an indication of the timescale it will take to complete your matter.
