Family law

Separation brings decisions about children, the home and shared assets. We help you understand the legal implications and prepare proposals that reflect your family’s circumstances and the child’s needs. We consider personal and financial issues separately, including scope for agreement and claims requiring court representation. You can also contact us about an existing agreement or judgment.

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Situations we can help with

You want to discuss separation, divorce or an arrangement concerning shared assets.
You have questions about a child’s day-to-day arrangements or an earlier agreement or judgment.

Legal services

Assistance in divorce proceedings and clarification of related claims.
Drafting and discussion of proposals for a child’s residence, contact arrangements and maintenance.
Review of assets and debts relevant to their division.
Representation in family disputes and consideration of possible agreements.

From consultation to the next steps

Family priorities
We distinguish questions about children from those concerning the home, assets and debts to assess the needs and options for each issue.
The current arrangements
We review daily arrangements, existing agreements and the points still in dispute.
Prepare proposals
We discuss your desired outcome for each issue and the records needed for a specific assessment.

What to prepare for your consultation

Have the relevant civil status documents and any earlier judgment or agreement ready.
Describe the child’s current routine and ordinary expenses separately from disagreements between adults.
List assets and loans and the supporting records you hold, without sending intimate details in an initial message.

Frequently asked questions

What should I write in the first enquiry?

Identify the subject and whether a case, agreement or judgment already exists. Do not include children’s names, intimate information or identity documents in the form.

Can divorce and asset division be discussed together?

Mention both in the same enquiry. The personal and financial issues are then separated to identify the records and questions relevant to each.

How should I organise information about assets?

Prepare a list of assets and debts, their acquisition or agreement dates and the records available. Mark the matters on which there is agreement separately.

Discuss your matter with a lawyer

A consultation helps identify the documents to review and the matters for which you seek assistance. Give a brief outline, then discuss the details directly with the lawyer.

The scope of assistance, fees and working arrangements are agreed before the engagement is confirmed.