Have you been struggling to save your marriage, but have now come to the conclusion, sadly, that divorce seems like the best solution? It can feel like you are entering into turbulent waters, which is why having a good solicitor can help you steer a smoother course and also save you time and money.
If you require advice on divorce and the procedure you need to follow, Saracens Solicitors London divorce solicitor will be happy to help. Finding someone you can really trust and who is able to explain things to you in detail is an important aspect of your legal journey to divorce. Saracens Solicitors London divorce solicitor team has wide experience in family law matters and can offer updated and important legal advice.
Is there a best way to obtain a divorce?
Saracens Solicitors London divorce solicitor operates according to the Resolution Code of Practice, a national organisation of family solicitors committed to non-confrontational divorce. We use a caring and compassionate approach to try and find a way for both spouses to reach a fair solution on the various aspects of their divorce rather than battling it out in court.
How much time does getting divorced take?
Relatively straightforward divorces can take from 6-8 months, provided that both parties deal with the legal paperwork promptly. If you want to speed up the process for personal reasons (i.e. remarriage), the overall cost of your divorce will increase. In practice, financial and other negotiations can take longer, though in some cases you may be able to obtain a divorce before the financial side of things has been finalised. Your London divorce solicitor will advise you on this matter.
What information will my London divorce solicitor need?
We will collaborate very closely will you in order to understand the grounds of your divorce petition and make the strongest case in your favour. Therefore, you will need to tell us about:
- The grounds on which you are applying for divorce (i.e. unreasonable behaviour, separation);
- If you and your spouse have mutually agreed to a divorce;
- Your major assets and your spouse’s major assets;
- Your income and your spouse’s income;
Whether any children are involved.
