Family law, plainly delivered
Seven areas of practice, covering the situations most families seek a solicitor’s help with. Each is handled by an experienced family solicitor, with the same depth of attention.
Divorce
Advice and support through the legal process required to divorce.
Read moreFinancial separation
Advice on how property, savings, business interests and pensions are divided as part of a divorce, including strategic guidance at each step in the process.
Read moreCohabitation disputes and financial claims
Advice for cohabitants as to their financial claims, or financial claims they might have for the benefit of children.
Read morePre-nuptial and post-nuptial agreements
Advising on the certainty and security that nuptial agreements could provide, whether before or after a marriage.
Read moreCohabitation agreements
Advising on how cohabitants can reach agreements that provide clarity as to their financial claims in the event of a separation.
Read moreChildren arrangements
Advising divorced or separated parents as to arrangements for children, including where they should live, moving abroad or taking them on holiday.
Read moreProtection from domestic abuse
Advice as to non-molestation orders and occupation orders.
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Hourly or monthly
Most family law firms charge by the hour, which can make costs unpredictable. Whilst advice at an hourly rate remains available, two pricing structures are offered: by the hour, or by the month on a tiered subscription with flexible add-ons.
Many clients move onto a monthly subscription following the initial consultation. The hourly option tends to suit shorter pieces of work, or situations where the scope is genuinely uncertain at the outset. Whichever route fits the situation, the pricing structure is confirmed in writing before any work begins.
Boundaries
Work we don’t take on
To ensure we provide the highest level of service within our specialist areas, we do not currently undertake legal aid work or advise on public law children cases, adoption, or surrogacy.
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