Divorce Solicitors
Divorce Solicitors
Tayo Taylor
Partner
Family Law Services That Help Rebuild Your Future
Taking the first step towards divorce proceedings is never easy. On top of the emotional stress, you now have to navigate a minefield of legal terms, unsure how to keep yourself and your children protected.
If you need help navigating the legal hurdles of this difficult time, our dedicated divorce solicitor, Tayo Taylor, is here to provide pragmatic but empathetic legal advice. Your initial half-hour consultation is only £60 plus VAT @20%. Wherever you are in the process, we can help.
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Comprehensive Divorce Services
With the help of your dedicated divorce solicitor, you’ll get all the guidance you need to navigate the difficult early stages of separation. We cover all areas of family law, including:
- Divorce – Expert guidance on the divorce process from initial separation to court proceedings.
- Civil Partnership Dissolution – Ongoing legal support for those dissolving a civil partnership including division of finances/assets.
- Financial Arrangements for Divorce and Separation – Assistance with dividing assets, property and shared finances.
- Child Arrangements – Resolving issues related to child custody, child support and parental responsibility.
- Post and Pre-Nuptial Agreements – Assistance on dividing assets based pre-existing or newly acquired legal contracts.
- Domestic Abuse – Our solicitors will always fight for your safety and support you fully through any abuse-related court proceedings.
You’ll have the option to explore cooperative non-court approaches such as mediation and negotiation, so you can lay the foundations for a strong new family dynamic that protects your children’s health and wellbeing.
If court is your only option, rest assured that you have an expert at your side to help you navigate the legal intricacies.
Worried about setting up a comfortable dynamic for your children? Learn more about Family Law and how it can help you.
Why Choose Our Divorce Solicitor Services?
At MHHP Law, we understand the complexities of divorce and civil partnership dissolution, and know how to help you secure your future when life takes an unexpected turn.
- Direct Communication – your family law solicitor is always one call or email away, from the very first contact all throughout the process.
- Services to Suit You – when it comes to relationship breakdowns, there’s no one-size-fits-all. You’ll get a strategy tailored to your unique situation and get all the support you need no matter what stage of the separation process you are at.
- Empathetic Advice – We know how daunting and emotional a divorce or civil partnership dissolution can be. Our legal professionals are trained to provide you with confidentiality, peace of mind and constant ongoing support.
- Supporting London & The UK – All of our consultation appointments are available remotely as well as in person, so we can assist you from wherever you are.
- Clear Language – We provide pragmatic, sensible solutions explained in simple terms, so you can get 100% clarity on your situation and stay informed & empowered.
With our empathetic approach, you can navigate the stressful circumstances of relationship breakdowns with confidence. We hold a strong reputation for successful outcomes and satisfied clients, no matter how difficult the legal situation may seem – check out what they say about our services here.
From Uncertainty To Stability With MHHP Law Divorce Solicitors
Divorce can be a challenging time and difficult navigate emotionally, but with MHHP Law you’ll at least know where you stand and what your rights are. Speak with a dedicated solicitor today and move forward into this new chapter of your life with confidence and clarity.
Our family law solicitors understand how difficult it can be to take the first steps towards divorce proceedings. It’s not easy, but if you feel that you have reached this stage in your relationship, we’re here to listen and provide you with knowledgeable legal advice.
For help, advice, or if you don’t know which way to turn right now, contact Tayo Taylor for a chat and more information.
Your initial, informative half-hour consultation is only £60 plus VAT@20%. Find the answers you have been looking for, today!
Divorce & Civil Partnership Dissolution Guidance FAQs
The length of the divorce process is subject to change. The minimum length of a divorce process in the UK is 26 weeks (around 6 months) due to the mandatory ‘reflection’ periods but this can vary, depending on factors like separation complexity and court workload.
To get a divorce in England or Wales, you must have been married for over a year, and your marriage must be legally recognised.
This chart briefly summarises the key stages in the divorce process:
In the UK, the party who files for divorce typically pays the court fees and personal divorce solicitor fees – however, depending on each person’s financial situation, this can change.
Both parties are not required to file for divorce – it can be done either together or separately.
If you are struggling to navigate the following difficult areas of the divorce process, it might be worthwhile to seek guidance from a family law solicitor:
- Child Arrangements – Protecting your children is our number one priority at MHHP Solicitors. A divorce solicitor can provide you with advice on custodial issues or putting care arrangements in place.
- Division of Assets/Finances – If you are unsure of your rights and best interests in regards to your assets and finances, a family law solicitor can help you. It is also crucial to have legal guidance if you have joint debts or financial dependence on your spouse.
- Abuse – No one should ever have to suffer alone with the trauma of domestic violence. If your partner has become aggressive or is threatening to make you homeless, we will commit to supporting you throughout the legal process, no matter what.
Our Family Law Blogs
Our Family Law Blogs
Relocating Your Child
Relocating with Your Child: What You Need to Know When parents separate, it is not uncommon for one parent to wish to move to another part of the country — or even abroad —... Read More
Inheritance Act Claims – What Are They and Who Can Make One?
Inheritance Act Claims – What Are They and Who Can Make One? When someone dies, their Will is usually taken as their final word on how their estate should be divided. But what happens... Read More
Press Reporting In Family Courts
Press Reporting in Family Courts: A New Era and the Rise of Family Arbitration The landscape of family law in the UK is undergoing significant changes with the introduction of new rules allowing some... Read More
