Most divorces take between six and eight months. This can vary depending on whether financial or child arrangements are also being dealt with. We manage the process from start to finish and keep you informed throughout.

A non-molestation order protects you from harassment, threats, or violence by someone you are connected to. It can be applied for urgently, often without the other person being told in advance. We act quickly and prepare all necessary documents.

If you believe your child may be taken abroad without your consent, we can help you apply for a prohibited steps order. This prevents the other parent from removing the child from the country without permission. We act urgently in such cases.

No. Many child arrangements can be agreed through negotiation or mediation. If agreement is not possible, a court application may be needed. We will advise on the best route based on your situation and your child’s welfare.

There is no fixed formula. The court looks at fairness, needs, and contributions. This includes property, pensions, savings, and income. We will advise on what may be realistic in your case and help you reach an agreement or prepare for court.

If social services raise concerns about a child's safety or well-being, they may start assessments or issue court proceedings. You have the right to legal advice and representation throughout the process. We will explain your rights and help you respond clearly and effectively.

A solicitor is not legally required, but legal advice is strongly recommended. For a prenuptial agreement to be recognised by the court, both parties should understand the agreement and enter into it freely with full disclosure. We prepare valid, enforceable documents that reflect your needs and intentions.