Individual or Joint Divorce Advice available – Divorce & Financial Settlements Solicitor
Tailored to you
Keats Family Law recognise that Family Law is very personal. Every client, couple and family and their circumstance is different. That is why we tailor our approach to our clients and their family.
We understand that each individual and couple will have their own priorities when it comes to their separation and divorce. Therefore, we take the time to listen to your concerns. We use our knowledge and expertise to help you identify the best solution to achieve a fair outcome that is right for you and your family.
Looking for individual or joint divorce advice as a couple, contact our Specialist to find out how we can help you.
Levels of assistance
In considering the needs of each client and their family in a divorce we offer two alternatives for how we can help you.
Individual advice
Our Specialist Family Law & Divorce solicitor will act for one individual and in the first instance will prioritise that individual’s needs tailoring advice to them. At the same time, we help promote finding a solution that is right for the whole family surrounding this.
Joint divorce advice for couples
Where divorcing couples are focused on taking a measured approach to achieve an outcome that is fair for the whole family, we can act for both parties. This option removes the potential conflict that can arise with two opposing lawyers. This approach allows you to work together to decide how you move forward from the breakdown in your marriage.
Please note that not all couples and matters are suited for joint legal advice and the acceptance of instructions will be considered on a case-by-case basis.
Keeping it amicable.
Whether we assist you as an individual or as a couple, we help keep the process as amicable as possible.
This helps reduce the high emotional and financial burden and often resolves matters much quicker.
Is your priority finding a divorce solution that meets your whole families needs? If so call our Specialist Divorce Solicitor to find out how we can help you.
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Other Resources
If you are considering conducting the divorce yourself, you may wish to make use of the Court’s online divorce portal.
There is also a wealth of online information available to help support you alongside the divorce process. This includes the following websites: Advicenow; Gingerbread and DivorcedParents.