A relationship breakdown is one of the most traumatic life experiences that a family can suffer. If you find you are having relationship problems and need expert advice, our team can provide you with the help and support that you need to find the best way forward.
Our family team is committed to finding the best way to help you through the divorce and separation process. It is important to us that you find us approachable and respectful of your individual circumstances during what is a very emotional time. We provide a personal tailored service that focuses on your individual needs and the needs of any children. It is our role to ensure that your interests are protected so that you can begin a new phase in your life with confidence and as much security as possible.
We negotiate settlements in a high percentage of cases, although appeals, where advised, are also a part of our practice. We understand that litigation can be as costly in emotions as it is in money, so we work with you to reach financial agreement wherever possible.
Where an early resolution is not possible, our skilled team provide robust and effective litigation representation and support.
A trusted professional can play a big part in helping to sort out issues involving the breakdown of your marriage, care of your children, your home and your finances.
All our family lawyers are members of Resolution and adhere to its Code of Practice which sets out the principles of a non-confrontational and constructive approach to family matters that considers the needs of the whole family.
We provide a specialist service in all aspects of relationship breakdown, including divorce and separation, whether of married, cohabiting or civil partners. We can also help if you require advice on pre-nuptial, post-nuptial or co-habitation agreements.
Our team offers you expert and affordable advice on a wide range of matters including:
If you need advice in relation to any family matter, please do not hesitate to contact our family team on 01483 451900 or email Judith Fitton, Julia Frimond, Mark Studdart and/or Laura Cavannagh.
A nuptial agreement is a contract entered into by spouses or civil partners to regulate the ownership of money, property, assets and responsibility of debt.
The Ministry of Justice has said the increasing court fees said to be vital to ongoing court work for all those who seek justice, however,
No more unreasonable behaviour petitions, no more adultery petitions. As from April 2022, couples who want to divorce and then co-parent on an amicable basis
How does the court calculate child maintenance? The starting point for calculating child maintenance payments will always be the CMS formula. This formula applies on
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