Why do I need to appoint a lawyer?

Our aim is to help make the ending of your marriage as smooth as possible. Working in your best interests and towards your desired outcome.  Sometimes divorce can be complicated.  We will work on your behalf to resolve any issues and make sure that:-

  • Queries from the court are swiftly addressed – to avoid delays
  • Problems with your husband/wife are dealt with swiftly – for example they may not return the divorce papers to court or you might not be able to find them
  • Any other required applications to the court are made in order to progress your divorce.
  • Your claims for financial settlement are adequately provided for, within the divorce petition;
  • You’re fully advised about reaching a financial settlement – and we’ll make sure that the decision is enforced.
  • The dates contained within the divorce petition do not prejudice your financial claims;
  • The timing of the application to complete the divorce (known as the Decree absolute) is properly considered, taking into account the potential impact of this on financial matters, such as your pension entitlement.
  • You are fully aware of the cost implications of the divorce;
  • Any international issues are properly considered and you are advised accordingly.

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