Family Law Solicitors
Family Law Solicitors
Family Law Solicitors
Our family law services
Family Law Services
Our family law solicitors are here to support and guide you, providing clear advice aimed at protecting you, your family and your interests.
Our experienced team is regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority and accredited by Resolution, guaranteeing you pragmatic, fair solutions.
Speak to an expert:Your Trusted Partner For Family Law
Dealing with any family law matter can be a highly emotive experience with far-reaching implications for you and your wider family. Our family solicitors are with you every step of the way, ensuring the process is as smooth as possible and the outcome is a positive one.
Our family law services include:
Divorce
The breakdown of a marriage is never easy. At Beswicks Legal, our divorce solicitors will help you through the process as painlessly and cost-effectively as possible.
Child Arrangements
Protecting the security and wellbeing of their children is the number one priority for most parents. Our experienced team can help you clarify arrangements with your ex on child arrangements, maintenance and other practical issues.
Divorce Financial Settlement
Agreeing the division of financial assets can be one of the most contentious issues when a couple separate. Our specialists will ensure you know your rights and receive expert help to secure the best possible financial settlement.
Civil Partnership Dissolution
The breakdown of a civil partnership requires formal steps to be taken to legally end your partnership. At Beswicks, we can guide you through and assist with dissolution applications.
Prenuptial and postnuptial agreements
Agreeing what should happen to assets that you bring into your marriage is strongly recommended. A properly drafted agreement can save considerable stress and costly disputes should a relationship breakdown.
Cohabitation agreements
If you are moving in with your partner, it is sensible to draw up a cohabitation agreement to protect you both. Our family solicitors are experienced in drafting practical, fair legal agreements.
Domestic Violence Injunctions
Navigating divorce or separation where domestic violence is a factor can be difficult and daunting. If injunction proceedings are required, our experienced family solicitors can guide you through.
Fixed fee family law appointments
We offer an initial fixed fee appointment, with an experienced solicitor who will examine your unique circumstances and provide clear, detailed advice on your options and the best way forward.
Why Choose Beswicks Legal?
At Beswicks Legal we combine a sensitive, understanding approach with extensive legal knowledge and family law experience to ensure you get the best advice at what can be a very difficult time in your life.
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Dedicated solicitors
Your solicitor is dedicated to your matter, dealing with it from start to finish
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Experienced team
Our fully qualified, experienced team apply their legal knowledge to your unique circumstances.
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Highly rated
Our family solicitors are highly rated by clients, accredited by Resolution and regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority.
How Can We Help?
Legal Advice On Family Law From Beswicks
Whether you are separating from your spouse or partner, need help with child arrangements, or want to get things on a formal footing via a prenuptial, postnuptial or cohabitation agreement, we’ve got you covered.
Our low-cost fixed fee appointments provide the perfect way to have your questions answered and arm you with all the information you need to move forward. A one-hour appointment with a qualified solicitor costs £199+vat.
Get in touch today for help with your family law matter.
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Your questions... answered
What is the ground for divorce in England and Wales?
‘Irretrievable breakdown of marriage’ is the only ground for di
Are prenuptial and cohabitation agreements worthwhile?
Yes, if you are planning to get married, enter a civil partnership or move
What happens with the arrangements for my children on separation?
If a couple separate, the couple needs to consider what is in their child
How are finances and property divided on divorce?
As well as savings and property, you will also need to consider on-going sp
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