Family matters
We help resolve family disputes as calmly as possible, with the children's interests first. We are involved from drafting an agreement through to court.
Who it is for
- Spouses who have decided to divorce
- Parents who need to claim or change child support
- Couples who cannot agree on dividing joint property
Typical situations
- Divorce and a dispute over who the child will live with
- Child support is not being paid
- Dividing a home bought during the marriage
- Being prevented from seeing your child
- Drafting a prenuptial agreement
How we work
Conversation and goals
We establish which outcome matters most for you and for the children.
Trying to agree
Where possible, we draft a written agreement both sides can accept.
Preparing for court
Without agreement, we prepare the claim and the evidence.
Court and enforcement
We represent you in court and follow up on enforcement.
Documents to prepare
- Marriage certificate
- Children's birth certificates
- Income statement (for child support)
- Property documents
- Proof of residence
This list is indicative. Your attorney will give you the exact list at the first meeting.
Frequently asked questions
Does a divorce have to go through court?
It depends. With minor children or a dispute, it usually goes through court.
How is child support calculated?
As a share of income set by law or as a fixed sum. We will explain the calculation for your case.
Is the child's view taken into account?
Yes, from the age set by law the child's view is considered.
Let us talk about your situation
At the first meeting we review your documents and explain the routes available.