Divorce & Seperation

Our dedicated Family Team understand that going through a relationship breakdown is often a very difficult time. We aim to provide clear, practical advice on the legal process involved, whilst offering the highest level of support and guidance whatever your situation, to guide you through making the best possible plan for the future.
If you or your partner have come to the conclusion that your relationship may have broken down, we are here to help. We can guide you through the divorce / dissolution process whether you are the Petitioner (the one applying for the divorce) or the Respondent. Our specialist team provide tailored advice whilst following the Resolution Code of Practice, so as to deal with matters in a constructive way, designed to preserve dignity and encourage agreement.
As of April 2022, the law on divorce proceedings changed and there is no longer the requirement for divorcing couples to state a reason for their application for divorce. Under the new law, termed 'no-fault divorce' either parties or both jointly can apply for a divorce - the grounds for this must be that the marriage has irretrievably broken down. There is no longer the option for the other party to challenge this, unless the divorce is being disputed in which case there are grounds to challenge the validity of the marriage, jurisdiction, capacity and fraud.
Getting divorced or dissolving a civil partnership does not automatically deal with the financial issues arising out of separation such as transferring properties, money, pensions or incomes. See our Financial Settlement page for more information.
See the Family Teams useful tips for coping with divorce and financial settlements here.
Get in touch with the team who may be happy to provide a free initial consultation to discuss your initial concerns or get started online here.
















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