Relationship Breakdown
Going through a separation or divorce is never easy, but we’re here to make the legal side as clear and manageable as possible. Whether you're facing complex finances or simply want to understand your rights, we’ll guide you through every stage with straightforward advice, tailored to your situation.
Divorce applications
If your marriage has broken down irretrievably, we’ll guide you through the divorce process from start to finish. Our team handles everything from online applications to helping you resolve any related financial or parenting issues.
Complex & high net-worth divorces
We have experience handling divorces involving businesses, trusts, farms, inherited wealth and international assets. We’ll untangle the details and protect your position.
Financial settlements
We’ll help you reach a fair financial outcome whether that’s by negotiation, mediation, or court proceedings. From property and pensions to savings and income, we’ll protect your future.
Separation agreements
Not ready to divorce? A separation agreement can help you set out who pays what, how assets are divided, and how you’ll live separately, without ending the marriage.
Resolving without court
From collaborative law and mediation to private hearings, we’ll help you find the most suitable path to resolve things outside of court whenever possible.
Enforcement of court orders
If your ex isn’t complying with a court order, we can step in. We deal with both UK-based enforcement and international enforcement of financial orders.
Domestic abuse
Providing urgent advice, applying for (or opposing) non-molestation and occupation orders.
Questions we’re often asked
It usually takes around 6 months from start to finish, but this can take longer if financial issues aren’t resolved during that time.
Not for the divorce itself, that’s handled online. However, you may need to go to court if you can’t agree on money or children. We can help you resolve things through negotiation, mediation, the collaborative process, or a private hearing.
It’s a court order that sets out how assets like cash, property, and pensions will be divided after divorce.
Yes. The court looks at all assets, including pensions, when making a financial settlement.
Yes. If there are UK assets, we can help you bring a financial claim here.
It’s a method where both parties agree to avoid court and work things out through joint meetings with their solicitors. Our Head of team, Paul Lancaster is specifically trained in this approach.
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