An all-female leadership team has helped Sinclair Law cement its position as Cheshire’s leading family law practice. On International Women’s Day the practice - where 12 of 13 solicitors and staff are women - is celebrating some of their achievements while also recognising the challenges facing women in law. Sinclair Law Director Lucy Hart said: “I think the ladies of Sinclair Law are some of the best solicitors in the area - and they’ve been the key to our success in recent years. “I … [Read more...]
Your first meeting with your family law solicitor: How to prepare
Meeting with a family law solicitor for the first time following the breakdown of a relationship can seem very stressful and nerve wracking as you will be going through a difficult time. However, this initial meeting will help you navigate your issues and figure out a short-term plan. Every client has different personal circumstances. Some are in a place where they are ready to take practical steps whilst others are only just considering their options. Here are some tips that will help you … [Read more...]
Introducing a new partner to your child- Top Tips
Valentine’s Day is fast approaching and for some couples, it will represent a brand new stage in their relationship. For children, introducing a new partner to your child following the breakdown of their parent’s relationship can be a giant step that ought to be carefully managed. It is also something that could cause a co-parental relationship to deteriorate, if not approached correctly. Whilst there’s no right or wrong answer during this scenario, these are our 8 top tips for … [Read more...]
Divorce and the ‘New’ Financial Statement of Information
When couples separate and agree a financial settlement, certain documents have to be submitted to the Court. The Consent Order is a document which states the agreement itself. In addition to this, the parties have to submit a financial ‘Statement of Information’. This is known as a summary of the assets, income, liabilities and pension that the parties have at the time they sign the statement. This form is used to assist the Judge in making a decision as to whether the financial … [Read more...]
I want a divorce – Do I need a solicitor?
I want a divorce but do I need a solicitor? The launch of the online divorce scheme a few years ago has led to a greater increase in individuals representing themselves. Understandably, cost can be an issue when instructing a solicitor and it is therefore important that costs are completely transparent. It is of course possible to issue your own divorce proceedings, however without professional knowledge it is quite easy to overlook various issues which may lead to divorce petitions being … [Read more...]
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