We offer free consultations to establish the most appropriate and cost effective way in which we can assist. IMPORTANT NOTICE: The information you provide will be only used by us to administer your enquiry and any response. If you are a client, please get in touch with your usual firm contact directly for the most timely response. The legal process of ending a marriage or civil partnership can have a major emotional and financial.
It is rare to find that the behaviour of one or other party to the divorce process is so "gross and obvious". Domestic Abuse does not necessarily have to be physical violence, this can take place in a variety. Disputes about children can happen at any time, irrespective of whether you are married or not. Muslims believe that the Islamic marriage ceremony, the Nikah, is imperative, in accordance with.
It is rare to find that the behaviour of one or other party to the divorce process is so "gross and obvious". Domestic Abuse does not necessarily have to be physical violence, this can take place in a variety. Disputes about children can happen at any time, irrespective of whether you are married or not. Muslims believe that the Islamic marriage ceremony, the Nikah, is imperative, in accordance with.
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Undoubtedly, family breakdowns can be one of the hardest experiences you will ever have to go through and this can be a daunting and stressful time.
We are committed in doing our very best for you.
There are many different ways to resolve issues, and our team will enable you to adopt a tailored strategy to meet your specific needs.
We understand that every client and case is unique, and therefore a one-size-fits-all strategy does not work.
We shall endeavor to achieve the optimum results for you.
We are committed in doing our very best for you.
There are many different ways to resolve issues, and our team will enable you to adopt a tailored strategy to meet your specific needs.
We understand that every client and case is unique, and therefore a one-size-fits-all strategy does not work.
We shall endeavor to achieve the optimum results for you.
The legal process of ending a marriage or civil partnership can have a major emotional and financial impact on all family members.
This is why we endeavour from the outset to devise a plan of action, in order minimise the impact on you.
The spouse issuing the Petition will be known as the Petitioner and the spouse in receipt of the divorce proceedings will be the Respondent.
Sometimes people worry about whether they should be the Petitioner or Respondent within the divorce process.
It is generally inadvisable to spend time and money debating with your spouse, or Solicitor, as to which particular role should be adopted by either party.
This is why we endeavour from the outset to devise a plan of action, in order minimise the impact on you.
The spouse issuing the Petition will be known as the Petitioner and the spouse in receipt of the divorce proceedings will be the Respondent.
Sometimes people worry about whether they should be the Petitioner or Respondent within the divorce process.
It is generally inadvisable to spend time and money debating with your spouse, or Solicitor, as to which particular role should be adopted by either party.
It is rare to find that the behaviour of one or other party to the divorce process is so "gross and obvious" that it would affect the outcome of the division of the finances between divorcing couples to the extent that the offending party would be required to give more financial provision to the other party than would otherwise be required under the usual guidance for the division of assets.
Obviously we will check with you that there is no particular behaviour which exists which could affect the outcome of the finances, but we will otherwise help you through the divorce process efficiently, and as painlessly as possible, in order to focus on the more important aspects of your situation.
Obviously we will check with you that there is no particular behaviour which exists which could affect the outcome of the finances, but we will otherwise help you through the divorce process efficiently, and as painlessly as possible, in order to focus on the more important aspects of your situation.
Disputes about children can happen at any time, irrespective of whether you are married or not.
Children tend to be central to the separation process as it's important that the needs of the young people caught up in that are put first.
We can help you explore ideas and make decisions that will work for your family.
Whether matters relating to your child are dealt with in conjunction with the divorce process if you are married or simply upon separation if you are not married, you shall have the same legal remedies.
Children tend to be central to the separation process as it's important that the needs of the young people caught up in that are put first.
We can help you explore ideas and make decisions that will work for your family.
Whether matters relating to your child are dealt with in conjunction with the divorce process if you are married or simply upon separation if you are not married, you shall have the same legal remedies.
More people are deciding live together, without ever getting married.
Yet despite the increasing popularity of this relationship arrangement, the problem at present is the limited law protecting parties over financial disputes.
Common law marriage does not exist and therefore unmarried couple have significantly fewer rights than married couples and of those in civil partnerships.
Regrettably many parties only become aware of this upon the breakdown of relationship, or their partner's death.
If you are currently cohabiting and require advice on having an agreement in place, to protect you should the worse happen, or you are have recently separated from your partner and you wish to discuss your legal position and the next steps to secure your interest.
Yet despite the increasing popularity of this relationship arrangement, the problem at present is the limited law protecting parties over financial disputes.
Common law marriage does not exist and therefore unmarried couple have significantly fewer rights than married couples and of those in civil partnerships.
Regrettably many parties only become aware of this upon the breakdown of relationship, or their partner's death.
If you are currently cohabiting and require advice on having an agreement in place, to protect you should the worse happen, or you are have recently separated from your partner and you wish to discuss your legal position and the next steps to secure your interest.
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