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Divorce & Family Law
Your separation process can be overwhelming to you at first. Speaking with an experienced & supportive solicitor who will guide you through the process & provide personalized recommendations for your situation is essential.
Legal Separation
Getting a divorce isn't the only option you can take. A legal separation allows you to live apart from your partner without the need to end your marriage or civil partnership. Read our guide on legal separation.
Consent Orders
A consent order is a type of financial contract that is usually voluntarily and jointly agreed by a divorcing or divorced couple to finalise all financial obligations arising from their marriage. This prevents future financial claims being made by either party.
Financial Settlements
The financial settlement is usually the final hurdle in your painful divorce process. This is where the courts set down the terms of the offer between you and your former partner in black and white. Sinclair Law are experts in your divorce finances.
Cohabitation Agreements
A cohabitation agreement is a form of legal agreement for you and your partner when living together. Sometimes known as a 'partnership agreement', it can offer you much greater protection if you are part of an un-married relationship.
Child Arrangements
It is not always possible to come to an amicable agreement on your children in the middle of an accrimonious separation. Sinclair Law are here to provide you with help and advice on all aspects of child custody.
Wills
A Will is one of the most important legal documents you will ever have to create.
Read our full guide on why you need to create your Will and book in for a FREE Will review today.
Civil Partnership Dissolution
Following a similar process to that of a divorce, your Civil Partnership will need to be formally dissolved through the Courts in the event of breakdown in your relationship. This process is legally refered to as a “civil partnership dissolution”.
Prenuptial + Postnuptial
You may think that Prenuptial agreements are pessimistic and unromantic as it implies that you are thinking your marriage will fail, however it's also worth considering the potential time, expense and acrimony that a 'prenup' would help you avoid.