Unmarried couples usually do not have legal rights to each other’s property. Agreements such as cohabitation or separation legal agreements can help define each party’s rights and provide clarity.

For married couples, financial settlements during divorce are designed to ensure both parties receive fair and equitable support. This includes arrangements for the family home, pensions, income, and future needs.

Every case is different, but estate settlement agreements may allow one party to stay in the family home until children are aged out, buy the other party out, or proceed with a sale and divide the proceeds.

Children’s welfare is the primary focus. We assist in drafting Child Arrangements Orders that address where children will live, who they spend time with, and other key decisions, all with sensitivity to the child’s best interests.

Yes, we support clients experiencing any form of domestic abuse by providing sensitive, confidential advice and legal protection through measures such as injunctions.