There are several reasons a relationship can break down, including;
- You are not married and are cohabiting; or
- You are married/in a civil partnership but do not wish to divorce for personal, religious or other reasons.
When a separation takes place it is advisable to put arrangements in place to ensure certainty for things like the family home, children and other finances.
If you and your partner both agree to the separation, we can assist you with your separation agreements to ensure the minimum upset and distress to all those involved. A Separation Agreement (sometimes referred to as a Deed of Separation) can cover a financial settlement, and child arrangements and fairly divide property and assets. Our sympathetic and understanding team of family lawyers have a vast degree of expertise in this area and can help you through this emotionally challenging time. They will help you to agree on a Separation Agreement that will provide you with some financial stability and certainty which in turn with help you move on with your life.
We also have other experts within the firm who can assist you with other issues that may arise as a result of a separation;
- Conveyancing Solicitors – To deal with the purchase, sale or transfer of property
- Wills and Trusts solicitors – To draft or update your Will or LPA, create a Trust or Tax Planning
- Company Solicitors – To deal with any family-owned business issues