Talk to our Family Law Solicitors In Leicester before it is too late
Our primary goal is to help you and your family reach a positive outcome, and while we always promote a cooperative approach, we understand that things can get heated at times. You may rest confident that our Family Law Solicitors Leicester will be there for you no matter where you travel.
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Divorce and the End of a Relationship
Divorce and separation can be a stressful and challenging times, and there are usually several significant practical matters to overcome before you can move on with your life.
Our divorce lawyers take a compassionate and knowledgeable approach to divorce and relationship breakdown, including assisting you through the legal process of ending your marriage and negotiating a financial settlement and child custody arrangements.
Divorce Without Fault
On April 6, 2022, the No-Fault Divorce Act went into effect. As a result, there is just one ground for divorce in England and Wales when a marriage has irreversibly broken down. The divorce applicant must provide a statement of the irreversible breakdown of the wedding.
The divorce Respondent no longer has the option of contesting the divorce decision. Instead, both parties can file a divorce petition together, and they will be referred to as Applicant 1 and Applicant 2.
Custody of Children
Inevitably, parents will engage their children in the breakup of their relationship. There are several Court Orders available to protect them, but they are only enforced by the Courts if there is a necessity (known as the No-Order principle) and if it is in the best interests of the kid.
This program aims to help separated parents address concerns outside of the court system or, if that is not possible, expedite the court process. Before applying to the court, the prospective Applicant must first meet with a Mediator for a Mediation Information and Assessment Meeting (MIAMS).
This is an appointment with an independent Mediator to discuss whether the issues can be handled without going to court. Some instances will be exempt from MIAMS. However, this is something that your Solicitor can explore with you.
For more information about the services offered by Family Lawyers Leicester at CAS, you can dial 02039300780 or email at info@consultasolicitor.co.uk.