
With experience in this field of service for many years, we recognise that a breakdown of a relationship can be one of the most traumatic and stressful events in an individual’s life. Emotional distress, concern for children or other family members who will be affected, as well as the element of the unknown regarding the family assets, can all create an overwhelming experience for anyone.
That is why we use a delicate balance of professionalism and compassion to create a bespoke service for every one of our clients. Every situation needs to be approached in a unique way because every case has its own unique circumstances and complications.
Only by listening to you, and taking the time to ask appropriate questions, can your family solicitor in Amersham make the right decisions in order to best support and advise you.
There are many different aspects of the law that come under the care of a family solicitor in Amersham. Whether it is working out the finer points of a divorce, seeking an amicable arrangement regarding the children and assets that the couple have built, or even arranging prenuptials prior to a marriage, our experienced team members have the appropriate training, commitment and desire to get the job done right.
So if you are looking for assistance to begin court action, or just need to talk to a professional regarding your situation so that you know what your future steps are to take, then do not hesitate to get in touch with us for direct, considerate and proactive advice.
What do we believe in?
When we are dealing with such emotional situations as a divorce, we make it our priority to attempt to implement procedures which are proven to allow for less stressful proceedings and a more positive experience for everyone.
When our clients aim to separate amicably and agree to talks that are constructive and progressive, then we are able to save you money and time, and reduce the anxiety and stress that you may feel regarding these matters during this time.
It is especially important that we aim to reduce the time of the divorce procedure should children be involved, as no matter how hard parents try to reduce the impact of their separation, this turbulent and emotional time is bound to rub off on the children. By coming to an agreement quickly, regarding who has custody and visitation rights of the other parent, then a routine can quickly be established and settled into.
What else can we do to limit the impact on our children?
We advise to keep a routine as normal as possible and avoid discussing matters about the separation whilst children are present. They are, of course, a part of the family unit and are therefore entitled to be involved in some way, but a feeling of normality is important for them, so as not to become stressed during this time.
We leave it up to the discretion of the parents how much they wish to involve their children and the age of the children does need to be considered, however, the separation is between the parents, and most couples wish to impact their children in the least way possible.











