Start with what matters to your family
Divorce and arrangements for children
You need space to discuss decisions about your children, support and the separation itself. I explain the options and prepare the applications or agreements your situation calls for.
Finding agreement or going to court
Where agreement is possible, I negotiate on your behalf. If the court must decide, I prepare and present your case. You have someone to handle the proceedings and answer your questions.
Inheritance and family property
Inheritance can bring difficult family and ownership questions together. I prepare requests and represent you where there is a disagreement, including related property issues we agree I will handle.
Questions about the family home or inherited land may also involve property ownership and shared interests.
Where a disagreement requires court representation, see how I can help with civil disputes and litigation.
Before we talk
Do I need to know exactly what I want before we talk?
No. You can start with what has happened and the questions you have. The consultation is a chance to understand your options.
What should I include in my first message?
A short description is enough to arrange a consultation. Save children’s personal details and sensitive documents for the meeting.