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Drafting of a legally binding document to protect the parties from any later proposed changes of mind in the event of a separation. Provides certainty that financial/property/child arrangements are in order.
An Introduction Call is a 15 minute free initial advice opportunity where you can ask any urgent questions and receive free advice regarding your separation.
Drafting of a legally binding document to protect the parties from any later proposed changes of mind in the event of a separation. Provides certainty that financial/property/child arrangements are in order.
An Introduction Call is a 15 minute free initial advice opportunity where you can ask any urgent questions and receive free advice regarding your separation.
If your relationship is breaking down you may feel like you are being swept up in a tidal wave of emotion. At such times it is difficult to make any hard and fast decisions about the future and it may be worthwhile to consider, as an alternative to the more complex divorce procedure, the drafting of a Separation Agreement or Deed of Separation.
This will provide you with an option to work towards a final outcome whilst providing the formality of arrangements which you require to give you some certainty that your financial/property arrangements are in order and that provisions are made with regard to the children. The Separation Agreement is legally binding and protects the parties from any later proposed changes of mind.
In many cases a Separation Agreement is a cheaper option than proceeding with a divorce through the courts. Ellis Hass & Co Solicitors are always aware of the financial aspects of divorce and separation and we will endeavour to agree a fixed fee for Separation Agreements, although all initial enquiries with us are completely free of charge.
There are 5 main grounds for divorce:
Ensuring the children are in no risk of harm, contact rights will be ordered by the court. However contact rights are the right of the children not the parent.
You don’t have to attend mediation if all family and divorce matters have been agreed on.
There are three main court orders regarding children:
Court is usually seen as a last resort. If your divorce is agreed them it will go through the court as paperwork, if it is not agreed you will have to attend.
This all depends on individual circumstances, such as wether your married or living together.
You will meet with a mediator individually to discuss open and honestly your circumstances and situation. You will then be bought together for a joint meeting.
Get expert advice and support from our team of specialists about collaborative separation.
Find out everything you need to know about the process of a collaborative separation.
Discover how we can help you with your collaborative separation.
Find out the benefits of using Ellis Hass & Co to handle your collaborative sepration.
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Discover how collaborative separation could save you money and time.
Find out how this effects you children and why a collaborative separation reduces pressure.
How to take control of your separation agreements with added support from solicitors.
Understand why collaborative separations are becoming increasingly popular and the benefits.
Our team of highly trained specialists have over 30 years experience, and are on hand to provide their expert advice, guidance and support to all of our clients and get them the results they deserve. With our amazing 97% success rate and outstanding 4.7 review rating from over 100 clients we can assure you that you are in the best hands when it comes to family law.
If your relationship is breaking down you may feel like you are being swept up in a tidal wave of emotion. At such times it is difficult to make any hard and fast decisions about the future and it may be worthwhile to consider, as an alternative to the more complex divorce procedure, the drafting of a Separation Agreement or Deed of Separation.
This will provide you with an option to work towards a final outcome whilst providing the formality of arrangements which you require to give you some certainty that your financial/property arrangements are in order and that provisions are made with regard to the children. The Separation Agreement is legally binding and protects the parties from any later proposed changes of mind.
In many cases a Separation Agreement is a cheaper option than proceeding with a divorce through the courts. Ellis Hass & Co Solicitors are always aware of the financial aspects of divorce and separation and we will endeavour to agree a fixed fee for Separation Agreements, although all initial enquiries with us are completely free of charge.
There are 5 main grounds for divorce:
Ensuring the children are in no risk of harm, contact rights will be ordered by the court. However contact rights are the right of the children not the parent.
You don’t have to attend mediation if all family and divorce matters have been agreed on.
There are three main court orders regarding children:
Court is usually seen as a last resort. If your divorce is agreed them it will go through the court as paperwork, if it is not agreed you will have to attend.
This all depends on individual circumstances, such as wether your married or living together.
You will meet with a mediator individually to discuss open and honestly your circumstances and situation. You will then be bought together for a joint meeting.
Get expert advice and support from our team of specialists about collaborative separations.
Find out everything you need to know about the process of a collaborative separation.
Discover how we can help you with your
collaborative separation.
Find out the benefits of using Ellis Hass & Co to handle your collaborative separation.
Discover how collaborative separation could save you money and time.
Find out how this effects you children and why a collaborative separation reduces pressure.
How to take control of your separation agreements with added support from solicitors.
Understand why collaborative separations are becoming increasingly popular and the benefits.
Our team of highly trained specialists have over 30 years experience, and are on hand to provide their expert advice, guidance and support to all of our clients and get them the results they deserve. With our amazing 97% success rate and outstanding 4.7 review rating from over 90 clients we can assure you that you are in the best hands when it comes to family law.
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