Family law · London
When family life changes, you need steady advice
Divorce, arrangements for your children, and protection from abuse. Calm, confidential guidance from solicitors who understand what is at stake.
Where are you now?
Three ways we help families
Start with whichever feels closest. Many families need a little of each, and we can handle all three together.
What to expect from us
Difficult times deserve gentle handling
Family matters are personal. We combine firm legal advice with patience, discretion and plain English.
We go at your pace
Nothing is filed and no letter is sent until you are ready. The first conversation is just that: a conversation.
Court is the last resort
Negotiation and mediation come first. When court is the right way to protect you or your children, we will be beside you.
Clear costs from the start
You will know what each stage costs before it begins, and whether legal aid might be available to you.
The children stay at the centre
Every recommendation we make is tested against one question: is this good for them?
Your first conversation
Ten minutes, and you will know where you stand
A free 10-minute call with a family solicitor. No forms, and nothing said leaves the room.
- 1You talk, we listenTell us what is happening, in your own words.
- 2We explain your optionsWhat the law says, what is realistic, and what to do first.
- 3You decideWhether to go further is entirely up to you. You will know the cost before anything starts.
FAQs
Family law, answered
Still unsure? A ten-minute call usually settles it.
How quickly can I speak to a family solicitor?
Usually the same day during office hours. If you are in danger, call 999. For urgent protection, tell us when you call and we will prioritise your matter.
Do I need a solicitor for a divorce?
You do not have to have one for the divorce itself. Advice matters most for the money and the children, because those decisions are hard to undo and the online divorce process does not protect your financial position.
Will I have to go to court?
Most family matters settle without a contested hearing. We look at negotiation and mediation first, and go to court only when it is genuinely the best way to protect you or your children.
Is legal aid available?
Legal aid is limited in family law, but it is often available for domestic abuse protection, and sometimes for other matters where there is evidence of abuse. We will tell you honestly whether you may qualify.