Divorce Solicitors

At Steele Raymond, our experienced divorce lawyers give you the expert and honest advice you need so you can move on and start planning your future with confidence.

Considering a divorce or dissolution of a civil partnership is an emotional time and can take a toll on both your family and your finances if not handled correctly. That’s why you need divorce solicitors who care, whilst taking the time to understand the pressures you may be under and to alleviate your concerns.

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No Fault Divorce Update: The new Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Act (“DDSA”) 2020 is due to take effect on 6th April 2022. Find out more >

Here are just a few examples of how our divorce lawyers can help you:

• We will identify your options and guide you as to the most appropriate course of action to protect your best interests
• We can issue or defend a range of different court proceedings in relation to your marriage, family finances, property or children
• Our team can manage, negotiate and resolve any issues that arise during the legal process of divorce
• We ensure the protection of your financial future prior to, during or at the end of your marriage

In addition to divorce proceedings, our experienced divorce lawyers can provide advice on:

• Judicial separation
• Dissolution of a civil partnership
• Marriage annulment
• ‘No fault’ divorce

What our solicitors are saying about divorce:

• An Amicable End Is in Sight for Divorce >
• The Quickie Divorce Just Does Not Exist >
• Is there a Good Divorce Week? >

What our clients say:

“I’m so happy to have finally got the divorce settlement over the line. Thank you for taking on my case and for your professionalism in guiding me through it.”

In addition to divorce advice, Steele Raymond’s solicitors can help you:

• deal with a relationship breakdown where you are not married or in a civil partnership, visit our Relationship breakdown page
• understand the division of assets and financial settlement arising from divorce or dissolution, visit our Financial Settlement page
• deal with any matters concerning arrangements for your children and parenting decisions or matters concerning arrangements for your children, visit our Children page
• plan for Asset Protection and how your assets could be dealt with in the event of separation or divorce
• Talk to our family solicitors about pre- and post-nuptial agreements
• reach your own decisions outside of formal Court proceedings, visit our Family Mediation page