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Divorce is difficult. We’re here to help you untangle the knots.
Our family law solicitors offer a range of legal services dealing with children’s matters.
We help make the financial side of getting a divorce as simple as possible, whilst retaining what you deserve.
Our international divorce lawyers regularly advise on cases involving complex international aspects.
The breakdown of a relationship can often be a difficult and emotional time. Our separation and divorce lawyers support and offer advice on pre-civil partnership agreements, post-civil partnership agreements, civil partnership dissolution, and finances when a civil partnership ends.
Our family law solicitors are experienced in providing support for families experiencing difficult changes in their lives, including breakdowns in relationships and changes to family life.
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Once having made the difficult decision to separate, we provide clients with strategic advice which is focused on their needs to help them decide on a course of action that best achieves their objectives. We advise our clients on divorce or civil partnership dissolution, judicial separation or a separation agreement.
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The first step in getting a divorce involves the filing of several documents at a designated Family Court along with a Court Fee, unless exempt.
Next Stage >The Court then issues the application and sends a sealed copy of the papers to both you (the petitioner), or your solicitor and who you are divorcing (the respondent).
Next Stage >The respondent must then file an acknowledgement of service within 7 days, which is sent to the court. If the respondent wishes to defend the divorce, he or she must notify the court within 7 days of service. The respondent then has a further period of 21 days in which to file an answer and / or cross petition.
Next Stage >Unless defended, once the acknowledgement of service has been received by the court. The petitioner can then apply for the Decree Nisi.
Next Stage >This is where an application is processed for the Decree Absolute – which basically means finalising the divorce.
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