Prentice Family Law is a specialist family law firm, which advises on and deals with all aspects of family law, specialising in high value, complex financial cases in both the UK and internationally, pensions on divorce/civil partnerships, private children disputes and pre-nuptial and post nuptial agreements. This specialist family law firm was set up by Paul Prentice who has over 20 years' experience in practicing family law.
Paul was previously the senior partner in the Family Law department in firms in Kingston and Shepperton, but decided that he wanted to build a firm that specialised only in family law. Our firm is built around the client and their needs. We provide exceptional customer service which puts the client first at what is a difficult time. With this in mind Paul wanted to make things as convenient for the clients as possible, by offering appointments at times to suit the client.
We believe in working together with our clients in order to achieve the best possible result for you.
Paul was previously the senior partner in the Family Law department in firms in Kingston and Shepperton, but decided that he wanted to build a firm that specialised only in family law. Our firm is built around the client and their needs. We provide exceptional customer service which puts the client first at what is a difficult time. With this in mind Paul wanted to make things as convenient for the clients as possible, by offering appointments at times to suit the client.
We believe in working together with our clients in order to achieve the best possible result for you.
Services
Here at Prentice Family Law our highly experienced and specialist team of lawyers are able to offer a range of bespoke family law support services.
Our expert team are able to deal with all aspects of family breakdown, including divorce, separation, cohabitation disputes, financial settlements and children matters.
We are committed to providing exceptional customer service and clear, expert advice at what we understand is often a difficult and emotional time for you.
We are passionate about looking after you and building and developing a relationship with you.
Our expert team are able to deal with all aspects of family breakdown, including divorce, separation, cohabitation disputes, financial settlements and children matters.
We are committed to providing exceptional customer service and clear, expert advice at what we understand is often a difficult and emotional time for you.
We are passionate about looking after you and building and developing a relationship with you.
We understand that divorce can be a stressful time, but we aim to guide you through the divorce procedure and make it as simple, pain free and cost effective as possible.
As Divorce Solicitors we are often asked how much it costs to get divorced, and this actually has a simple answer.
If you complete all the paperwork required to get a divorce yourself, then the only payment required is the court fee of 550.
If you prefer not to do the paperwork yourself most solicitors will offer a fixed fee divorce.
As Divorce Solicitors we are often asked how much it costs to get divorced, and this actually has a simple answer.
If you complete all the paperwork required to get a divorce yourself, then the only payment required is the court fee of 550.
If you prefer not to do the paperwork yourself most solicitors will offer a fixed fee divorce.
Resolving financial issues between parties runs alongside divorce proceedings.
It is important that you seek legal financial divorce advice as soon as possible in relation to finances and divorce.
Going through a divorce is often a very emotional time for both parties and reaching a financial settlement can often be the most complicated part of the whole divorce process.
We are able to help you and your family through a difficult time with expert knowledge and, from your first call to us, we will help you take control of your situation.
It is important that you seek legal financial divorce advice as soon as possible in relation to finances and divorce.
Going through a divorce is often a very emotional time for both parties and reaching a financial settlement can often be the most complicated part of the whole divorce process.
We are able to help you and your family through a difficult time with expert knowledge and, from your first call to us, we will help you take control of your situation.
In mediation, parties meet with a mediator to work out the details of their divorce settlement, which could include both financial matters and the living arrangements for their children.
However, a mediator will not be able to offer legal advice and make recommendations to the parties about how they should settle their case.
When parties are in mediation they should also take legal advice from a family law solicitor.
The role of the mediator and the solicitor are not the same.
Mediators work with couples, and not with each individual spouse.
However, a mediator will not be able to offer legal advice and make recommendations to the parties about how they should settle their case.
When parties are in mediation they should also take legal advice from a family law solicitor.
The role of the mediator and the solicitor are not the same.
Mediators work with couples, and not with each individual spouse.
When married couples living overseas separate and decide to get a divorce, there's often doubt as to which Country the Divorce Proceedings should be issued in.
It is essential to seek legal advice as soon as possible to ensure that the most suitable jurisdiction is secured for you.
The case will be heard in the first court in which proceedings are issued, which can have a dramatic impact on the eventual financial settlement.
Both parties were last jointly habitually resident in England or Wales and one still resides there.
It is essential to seek legal advice as soon as possible to ensure that the most suitable jurisdiction is secured for you.
The case will be heard in the first court in which proceedings are issued, which can have a dramatic impact on the eventual financial settlement.
Both parties were last jointly habitually resident in England or Wales and one still resides there.
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