Legal Services
Divorce & Separation
Divorce is the process of legally dissolving a marriage. Divorce can be a very difficult and emotional time for people, but we will guide you through the process and plan a way forward for you and your family. Divorce can be an expensive process, but our pricing is fair and transparent.
Finances
After separation most people will need to make arrangements to divide assets and income. We can provide you with expert guidance on how to reach agreement cost-effectively and efficiently. There are many ways to resolve the financial matters without going to court – we can guide you through the various options towards what will work best for you and your family.
Pre/Post-Marital Agreements
Prenuptial or premarital agreements (often called “pre-nups”) are prepared before a couple marry and aim to set out the financial arrangements which should apply if the marriage breaks down. Post-nuptial or post-marital agreements are similar but are prepared after the marriage.
Children
Making arrangements for your children and minimising disruption to their lives following separation will be a priority for most parents. Contact us for expert guidance.
Unmarried Couples
There are many misconceptions about the legal “rights” of unmarried cohabitants, which are actually very limited. Many cases centre around the family home and we can provide expert advice to steer you through this complicated area of law.
Domestic Abuse
This can include isolated incidents or patterns of controlling, coercive, threatening, degrading or violent behaviour. The most important thing is to protect yourself and your family. We can help – talk to us in confidence.
Collaborative Law
Involves working together with your former partner (not against them) and your specially trained collaborative lawyers to achieve the best outcome for the whole family.
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— Anon, Billericay