Specialist Civil Partnership Dissolution Lawyers
Blake Morgan’s team of expert Family lawyers provide advice on the dissolution of civil partnerships and related financial orders. We also advise and represent civil partners in cases of disputed arrangements for children.
We advise and represent clients through the process of preparing and analysing financial disclosure in proceedings for the dissolution of a civil partnership. We then negotiate the terms of an agreed financial order to be filed with the Family Court or, if necessary, advise and represent our clients in formal proceedings in the Family Court.
We are widely recognised for our knowledgeable, constructive and pragmatic approach to negotiation. We are proud to offer Non-Court Dispute Resolution methods to clients including Mediation and Collaborative Law.
Main Areas Of Practice
Our team of divorce lawyers is highly experienced in dealing with all types of separation and the issues arising from it including:
Financial Proceedings in the Family Court
We advise and represent clients in Court proceedings to obtain a financial order. We are renowned for our legal knowledge and tactical expertise.
Negotiation on your behalf
We advise and represent clients in negotiations to agree the terms of a financial consent order for submission to the Family Court.
Collaborative law
We advise and represent clients in negotiations within the Collaborative law process. This incorporates round table meetings to agree the terms of a financial consent order for submission to the Family Court.
Mediation
We provide constructive and pragmatic support to separating couples negotiating the terms of a financial consent order for submission to the Family Court.
Enforcement of Financial Order
We advise and represent clients in enforcement proceedings if a former civil partner does not comply with the terms of a financial order.
Our Clients
We act for business owners, company directors, senior executives, medics, academics, sports people, members of the professions and the clergy, and homemakers.
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