We provide a full range of family law services, supporting individuals and families through some of life’s most important and often challenging moments. Our approach is straightforward: clear advice, practical solutions, and a focus on resolving matters as efficiently and constructively as possible.
Division of property and assets
We help you identify and value the assets to be divided, including the family home and any growth in assets during the relationship. We negotiate firmly to reach agreement wherever possible and, when appropriate, formalise terms by consent order. If court involvement is necessary, we prepare and present your case for a financial remedy order.
Spousal maintenance
Where there is an income disparity, or where time out of work for childcare has affected earning capacity, spousal maintenance may be appropriate. We assess needs, sustainability, and the realistic pathway back to independence, always with children’s needs and the wider financial picture in mind.
Children and financial provision
Financial provision for children goes beyond basic monthly maintenance. We advise on costs for schooling, housing stability, childcare and extracurricular activities, and we structure agreements to be practical now and future‑proof where possible.
Pension sharing orders
Pensions are often one of the largest assets in a settlement. We instruct pension experts when required, explain the long‑term impact of options such as sharing or offsetting, and ensure pensions are considered alongside other assets to achieve a balanced outcome.
Business interests
Where a family or owner‑managed business is involved, we work with specialist valuers and, where needed, forensic accountants. We understand high‑net‑worth complexity and aim to protect the business while achieving a fair settlement for both parties.
Clean break orders
A clean break order can end financial ties after separation or divorce. It is not suitable in every case. We will advise whether a clean break is right for you and handle the application to secure finality where appropriate.
