If you need legal advice in any area of divorce or matrimonial law Woolley & Co family law solicitors can help. Our lawyers are very experienced, expertly trained and knowledgeable in all aspects of divorce, unmarried couples' rights, financial settlements and issues involving children. With one of the largest teams of family law solicitors in the country you will have access to expert advice and support on all aspects of family law.
Contact one of our specialist family lawyers to discuss your situation, your legal rights and your options for moving forward. Woolley & Co family law solicitors work only in the area of family law. Every lawyer has at least 11 years post qualification experience. They are all used to dealing with complex legal issues and many are also able to advise on divorce with an international element or where there are issues of international jurisdiction.
Although our lawyers are selected for their legal ability they are also chosen for the client care skills and as you will see from our client reviews the service offered is first class.
Contact one of our specialist family lawyers to discuss your situation, your legal rights and your options for moving forward. Woolley & Co family law solicitors work only in the area of family law. Every lawyer has at least 11 years post qualification experience. They are all used to dealing with complex legal issues and many are also able to advise on divorce with an international element or where there are issues of international jurisdiction.
Although our lawyers are selected for their legal ability they are also chosen for the client care skills and as you will see from our client reviews the service offered is first class.
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As divorce specialists, our aim is to make the process of divorce as straight-forward as possible.
We will provide sound legal advice on your situation and explain all the options open to you.
Whilst the process of getting a UK divorce can be quite simple, agreeing a financial settlement, dividing property and matters involving children can be more difficult to resolve.
It is important that you have access to information and advice so that you make informed choices.
Having dealt with thousands of divorces we know that every relationship is different and needs to be dealt with on an individual basis.
We will provide sound legal advice on your situation and explain all the options open to you.
Whilst the process of getting a UK divorce can be quite simple, agreeing a financial settlement, dividing property and matters involving children can be more difficult to resolve.
It is important that you have access to information and advice so that you make informed choices.
Having dealt with thousands of divorces we know that every relationship is different and needs to be dealt with on an individual basis.
Annulment is a declaration by the court that a marriage was not legally valid or had become legally invalid.
Under English law an annulment may be granted for a number of different reasons, including if the marriage hasn't been consummated, if either party was already married at the time of your marriage and other more technical legal reasons.
The grounds for obtaining an annulment are not always straight-forward and you will need to discuss your particular circumstances in detail with a family lawyer who specialises in this area of law.
Under English law an annulment may be granted for a number of different reasons, including if the marriage hasn't been consummated, if either party was already married at the time of your marriage and other more technical legal reasons.
The grounds for obtaining an annulment are not always straight-forward and you will need to discuss your particular circumstances in detail with a family lawyer who specialises in this area of law.
From a legal perspective, divorce is simply the ending of a contract in law.
It involves the completion of certain items of paperwork which must be filed with the courts.
The courts levy a fee for handling this paperwork, currently 550.
There will also be the cost of any advice you obtain from a lawyer and their help in completing the divorce paperwork.
You may choose to have a Woolley & Co lawyer complete all of the relevant paperwork and apply for the decree nisi and absolute on your behalf.
If you are divorcing someone: If you initiate the divorce you will be known as the petitioner.
It involves the completion of certain items of paperwork which must be filed with the courts.
The courts levy a fee for handling this paperwork, currently 550.
There will also be the cost of any advice you obtain from a lawyer and their help in completing the divorce paperwork.
You may choose to have a Woolley & Co lawyer complete all of the relevant paperwork and apply for the decree nisi and absolute on your behalf.
If you are divorcing someone: If you initiate the divorce you will be known as the petitioner.
Getting a divorce is fairly straightforward.
It is the issues like agreeing a financial settlement, dividing property and matters involving children which can take time to sort out.
This is why it is important to take qualified legal advice from someone specialising in family and divorce law, at an early stage.
Married couples have certain rights in law but the specifics of a case will need to be examined by an experienced family lawyer to assess any claims or liabilities if an amicable agreement cannot be reached.
It is the issues like agreeing a financial settlement, dividing property and matters involving children which can take time to sort out.
This is why it is important to take qualified legal advice from someone specialising in family and divorce law, at an early stage.
Married couples have certain rights in law but the specifics of a case will need to be examined by an experienced family lawyer to assess any claims or liabilities if an amicable agreement cannot be reached.
To get a UK divorce you must have been married for more than one year.
The procedure for obtaining a divorce under the divorce law of England and Wales follows a sequential set of steps with various documents completed and filed at Court.
Problems tend to arise when documents are completed incorrectly or there is disagreement between the parties involved.
If you appoint Woolley & Co, Solicitors to handle your divorce your lawyer will complete all the paperwork on your behalf, provide advice and guidance at each of the steps and where necessary handle communication with your spouse and the solicitors on the other side of your case.
The procedure for obtaining a divorce under the divorce law of England and Wales follows a sequential set of steps with various documents completed and filed at Court.
Problems tend to arise when documents are completed incorrectly or there is disagreement between the parties involved.
If you appoint Woolley & Co, Solicitors to handle your divorce your lawyer will complete all the paperwork on your behalf, provide advice and guidance at each of the steps and where necessary handle communication with your spouse and the solicitors on the other side of your case.
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