We are a team of experienced family solicitors who can provide emergency services upon request. Timely legal action is preferable in many situations, not only those involving family law, however, this is a particular legal field in which the safety and the wellbeing of a family member or that of…
Getting married or forming a civil partnership in England and Wales is subject to a set of rules. What’s more, if you or your partner are/is a foreign national, you will need to apply for an adequate type of visa. Our team of marriage solicitors is ready to answer all…
A civil partnership is a legal relationship that can be registered both by heterosexual and same-sex couples in the UK. The registration allows the couple to gain legal recognition for their union, both in terms of legal rights and responsibilities. When the relationship ends, a partnership that was registered with…
When you divorce, you need to agree on various issues and one of the most important is how you will divide your money and property with your ex-partner. This refers not only to the property that you might have shared together but also any savings or investments that may have…
The Family Law Act 1996 is an important legal resource governing matters related to family homes, domestic violence, marital breakdown, and the resolution of disputes and the welfare of children, among others. A divorce procedure in the UK, which can be assisted by our family lawyers in London, is governed…
Our family solicitors in London are ready to help you navigate the difficult times that follow the divorce or separation decision. Once you have made this important decision, jointly or separately, you will find that there are a number of legal issues that need proper resolve, especially when children are…
Legal Services in London Getting a divorce is a process that can carry a tremendous amount of emotional baggage and, when children are involved, the focus shifts to making this transition as easy as possible for the little ones. Quick Facts Who can file for divorce in the UK?…
