How we can help with your family law needs
Our family solicitors in London, Kent, Sussex, Berkshire and Surrey are dedicated to offering clear, compassionate guidance on all aspects of family law, including:
- Divorce & Separation
- Matrimonial Finance
- Pensions & Divorce
- Children Matters
- Civil Partnerships
- Cohabitation Matters
- Pre & Post-Nuptial Agreements
- Domestic Abuse
How to find us

Divorce & Separation
Helping you navigate the complexities of ending a marriage or civil partnership, whether through divorce, legal separation, or dissolution of a civil partnership.

Children Matters
Helping resolve issues related to children matters, contact arrangements, and child maintenance, always prioritising the best interests of the child.

Matrimonial Finance
Assisting with the division of assets, debts, and property during a divorce or separation to ensure a fair and equitable financial settlement.

Pensions & Divorce
Offering advice on the treatment of pensions during divorce proceedings, including pension sharing and offsetting options.

Domestic Abuse
Offering sensitive, professional advice and support for victims of domestic abuse, including seeking protection orders and supporting you through legal proceedings.

Civil Partnerships
Providing expert advice and support on all aspects of civil partnerships, including their formation, legal rights and responsibilities, financial arrangements, child matters, and, where necessary, guidance through dissolution.

Cohabitation Matters
Advising cohabiting couples on legal rights and obligations, including property disputes and separation arrangements when a relationship ends.
Why choose our Solicitors to represent your best interests
We offer a complimentary initial consultation
It’s a great way to understand your options, get to know us better and make a more informed decision on whether we are the firm for you.
Our fees are straightforward, transparent and honest
After your initial consultation, you will know what your costs are likely to be. Depending on your needs, it may be possible to provide a fixed fee and in circumstances where it is not, a clear estimate will be provided which will be kept under close review.
We are honest, genuine people with an assertive and confident edge
We know how to assertively achieve results and to promote a positive resolution. We do the right thing by you. Not just for today, but for the future too.
We are proud of our rankings and feedback
Our clients often describe our service as “professional,” “friendly,” “a pleasure to deal with,” “first-class,” and “would use again.” But don’t just take our word for it; read their reviews on the independent site, ReviewSolicitors, here.
We are fully authorised and regulated by the SRA
This means we adhere to the highest professional and ethical standards set by the Solicitors Regulation Authority. You can be confident that your matter is being handled with integrity, care and full accountability.
We make law accessible
We believe that transparency and understanding are key to a good working relationship. We will endeavour to keep you informed of the latest legal updates and policy changes, in clear terms and without the jargon.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Here are some common questions our clients ask about family law, and how we can help:
What is the difference between divorce and legal separation?
A divorce legally ends a marriage, while legal separation allows couples to live apart but remain legally married. A separation agreement can be made, which will address issues such as finances, child arrangement, and property.
If you are considering either, our family solicitors in London, Kent, Surrey, Sussex and Berkshire can provide advice on the best path forward for your situation.
How do I apply for child arrangements?
In the UK, both parents have equal rights to apply for child arrangements. When parents cannot agree on arrangements, a court can step in to make decisions based on the child's best interests.
How do you divide assets during divorce?
During a divorce, assets and property are divided based on various factors, such as the length of the marriage, each spouse’s contributions, and future needs.
It’s crucial to get the right legal advice on how your assets should be divided. Our family solicitors offer expert guidance on negotiating a fair settlement, protecting your interests and ensuring a fair outcome for both parties.