Services include | Divorce, judicial separation and annulment of marriage | | Management of matrimonial finances and other financial issues including effects of pension and taxation laws | | Dispute resolution between non-married couples | | Separation agreements | | Advice on child support and the care of children after separation | | Contact and residence disputes, prohibited steps, specific issue orders, disputed parentage and child abduction | | Property disputes | | Pre and post nuptial agreements | | Inheritance disputes for dependants |
Divorce proceedings: we can handle divorce
proceedings for you including dealing with Divorce papers
you may have received or issuing a Divorce Petition on your
behalf and dealing with all matters involved up to obtaining
the Decree Absolute that finally dissolves the marriage.
Financial settlement: Whether you are married
or not, when a relationship breaks down, if there are assets
[for example a house, Life Assurance policies, savings and
pensions] these may need to be apportioned/distributed or
split between the parties and we can deal with these issues
for you including Court proceedings where necessary. We can
also deal with maintenance issues for you and dependant children
where necessary.
Children: We can assist in dealing with
disputes relating to access (or contact) between parents
and children, disputes relating to who a child should reside
with and Parental responsibility issues such as name change,
trips abroad and schooling etc.
Injunctions: We can assist in obtaining
or defending injunction proceedings which most frequently
arise from attempts by one party to exclude the other from
a shared home because of alleged threats or actual violence.
Our fees: fees would be based on an hourly rate agreed
with you at the outset of the case and detailed to you in
writing prior to us carrying out any work on your behalf.
Note that you can obtain Court forms and information on
Court proceedings [including Divorce] from the Courts own
web site at www.courtservice.gov.uk .
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