When cohabiting couples separate
Here we address what can be done to avoid problems when cohabiting parties separate. Note that there have not been any recent major changes of the law in this area. Cohabitees continue to have limited [...]
Organising your initial fixed fee consultation is straightforward: please either enter your details in the Fixed Fee Consultation form on this page, or email me direct on s.martin@barrellison.co.uk. However you contact us we will respond promptly.
The consultation can be by video link or telephone whichever you prefer. We will arrange a time and day for the consultation which works for you. Consultations are available in the evening and at the weekend.
We offer a fixed fee of £50 for your initial legal consultation, which will take as long as it needs to. Here is a handy information sheet which outlines the areas which will be covered in your initial consultation: Divorce & Relationship Breakdown: What will be Covered at Your Initial Legal Consultation.
We look forward to hearing from you.
Sarah Martin
Head of Family Law
Protecting Marital Assets on Divorce
Where there is a real risk that an asset of value is going to be disposed of or in some other way removed beyond the reach of one spouse, then an application can be made [...]
Why Nuptial Agreements Make Sense
The courts are likely to give considerable weight to the terms of a nuptial agreement, and the weight applied can be influenced by following a few important steps. Nuptial agreements can offer considerable protection, when [...]
Property ownership for cohabitees – common myths
Disregard entirely the law relating to marital breakdown when it comes to cohabitation. The following are the principle misconceptions many people hold and need to be corrected …
Protecting Your Children’s Wealth
Family Wealth Protection: how to protect wealth passed to adult children in the event of future relationship breakdown.
Divorce: What to Expect at Your Initial Legal Consultation
The initial consultation with our divorce lawyer will cover a. options for resolving your claims, b. financial disclosure, c. potential outcomes, d. arrangements for children.
How Collaborative Divorce Works
Collaborative divorce is a process where you and your former partner commit to settling matters without going to court. This is a short guide to how it is intended to unfold.
Guide: How to Agree a Financial Settlement on Divorce
A guide charting the steps in achieving a financial settlement on divorce.
Guide: How to Get a Divorce
A guide on how to get a divorce in England and Wales - 5 steps to put you in control.
Wealth Protection not just for the Rich
Couples need to know that a well-drafted nuptial agreement means they can have greater control over their futures.
