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Divorce Solicitors
If a relationship breaks down, our team of experienced divorce solicitors can support and advise you with legal help which enables you to reach an agreement.
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With offices across Lincolnshire, including Lincoln, Grimsby and Hull, our professional and caring divorce solicitors can help.
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Depending on the circumstances of your relationship this can be done by the issue of divorce proceedings, civil partnership dissolution proceedings, judicial separation or annulment proceedings. We will be able to advise you at the outset of your case as to the most appropriate proceedings to take.
Financial Matters
There are always financial matters that need to be resolved when a couple decide to part ways. We are able to advise on your entitlement in a cost efficient and time sensitive manner. It is important that you gather all relevant paperwork and information for your adviser, but we can assist when information cannot be located.
Children Matters
When a relationship breaks down we understand that the children involved are the most important element, and if you are unable to reach an agreement with the other party, we are here to provide you with advice and assistance as to the most appropriate way forward for all involved. When resolving children matters, the main focus will be the welfare of the children and ensuring that whatever steps are taken will be in their best interests. We are able to represent you in all aspects of Private Law Children Act work, including contact matters, residence, parental responsibility and specific issues.
Injunction Matters
If you have been experiencing difficulties with the behaviour of a former partner, we are able to assist you in obtaining a Court Order to prevent such behaviour happening again. We understand that people find it difficult to discuss the most personal aspects of their relationship, but believe protection should be given to those experiencing domestic abuse. Our sympathetic lawyers are able to assist in obtaining orders to protect you (and your children) where necessary. Orders can be obtained to prevent violent or harassing behaviour, and to prevent your former partner from approaching your property.
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FAQs
How long will a divorce take?
A divorce or civil partnership dissolution will generally take between 5 and 7 months. This however may not be the case if there are complicating factors that need to be taken into consideration, for example personal service of papers, or where one party is out of the country.
What are the grounds I can use to divorce my spouse/civil partner?
There is only one ground for divorce in English law, and that is the irretrievable breakdown of the marriage. This breakdown has to be proven by one of five facts:
How much will it cost?
A simple divorce/civil partnership dissolution will generally cost around £600 (excluding VAT) plus court fees which are presently £550. The costs will increase if there are issues relating to children or financial matters.
What am I entitled to financially if divorce/civil partnership dissolution proceedings commence?
When considering financial matters, there are a variety of factors that need to be taken into account, such as length of relationship, children and contributions.