A Steady Hand for Families Facing Change

If you are unsure about your rights, worried about your children, or finding it hard to reach an agreement with the other party, speaking with a lawyer — even just once — can help you understand where you stand. Our initial consultation is designed exactly for this purpose.

Yes. Everything you share is protected by legal professional privilege and our own commitment to discretion. We do not share your details with third parties without your explicit agreement.

It varies. An uncontested divorce where both parties agree on all terms can take around three to six months. Contested matters that go through full court proceedings take longer. We can give you a realistic picture once we know more about your situation.

You share what is happening in your own words, and we listen without judgment. We then explain the relevant legal framework and outline the options available to you — including whether mediation might suit your circumstances. There is no obligation to proceed after this session.

Often, yes. Many families reach a written agreement through mediation or direct negotiation, which is then formalised. Court proceedings are sometimes necessary, but we always explore calmer routes first, particularly where children are involved.

The fees listed for each service cover standard matters. More complex cases — for example, those involving contested assets or lengthy court proceedings — may carry additional costs, which we will discuss openly with you before any work begins. There are no hidden charges.