Family Law Solicitors York, Wetherby & Malton

When your marriage or relationship breaks down

Whether you are married, living together or civil partners - ending your relationship is never easy. Whilst you may not wish to live together any more, the prospect of splitting up can seem overwhelming, especially if children are involved.

Although it is in everyone's best interests to part amicably, this is easier said than done. With emotions running high, it can be hard for spouses/partners to reach agreement. Issues such as custody of children, what to do about the family home or other shared assets will need to be sorted out.

Collaborative Law

Divorcing or separating couples are increasingly turning to Collaborative Law as a means of separating with dignity. The Collaborative approach emphasises reaching agreement in private without going to Family court. This process can be tailored around the couples' unique needs, allowing couples to set their own agenda so that they can focus on what is important to them and their family.

How can Ware & Kay help?

Our family solicitors Robert Bellhouse, Iain Cutts and Juliet Walker have many years' experience in advising clients in all aspects of relationship breakdown/divorce and separation, financial and children issues. Both Robert and Juliet are qualified family mediators and collaborative trained solicitors.

Here are some of the areas covered by our Family Department:

• Divorce and Relationship Breakdown
• Separation and Separation Agreements
• Financial Provision and Settlement
• Arrangements and Financial Provision relating to Children
• Cohabitation and Prenuptial Agreements
• Domestic Violence Injunctions
• Care Proceedings

Besides offering Collaborative Law, we are also members of the Law Society's Specialist Family Panel and Resolution. We offer and are also recommended by Divorceaid.

Contact our Family & Child Law Solicitors in Yorkshire

To find out more about our Family & Child Law services and how we can help you, call us today on 01904 716000 (York) or 01937 583210 (Wetherby) or 01653 692247 (Malton), or complete our online enquiry form.