Family Lawyer & Divorce Lawyer in Derby
Our experienced family solicitors in Derby offer services for all family related legal matters. Our family lawyers in Derby specialise in Divorce, Finances, Children Matters, Care and Domestic Abuse.
What Family Law Services do we offer in Derby?
Our dedicated family and divorce solicitors in Derby are able to advise on the following:
- Divorce
- Financial Settlements including cases involving pension shares, Public Sector pensions, businesses, farms, tax and inherited assets.
- Spousal Maintenance (also known as Periodical Payments)
- Pre-nuptial Agreements
- Post-nuptial Agreements
- Cohabitation Agreements
- Child Arrangements (previously known as custody, contact and residence)
- Grandparent Rights
- Domestic Abuse (involving domestic violence, emotional abuse, financial abuse and coercive and controlling behaviour)
- Children's Services (Social Services, Social Worker Involvement, Local Authority, PLOs (Public Law Outline))
- Family Mediation (financial and child mediation)
The family team are highly regarded and in recent years have achieved Top Tier status in The Legal 500 and Family Law Firm of the Year (Midlands & Wales) at the LexisNexis Family Law Awards.
We have specialist family lawyers and family mediators in Derby who can help you achieve a settlement. We can see you at our local Derby office at: 21 Brunel Parkway, Pride Park, Derby, Derbyshire, DE24 8HR, Nottingham office at: 4 George Street, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, NG1 3BE or remotely by telephone/video call.
Preliminary Advice Meeting Options
1) Divorce - £210 + VAT at 20%
To discuss matters arising out of relationship breakdown including divorce, finances, property, pensions and other assets, as well as arrangements for your children.
2) Children - £200 + VAT at 20%
To discuss issues solely relating to children following separation including who they will live with, contact, holidays abroad, relocation, changing schools or any other specific issues.
This meeting may be free if there are issues involving Domestic Abuse or Childrens Services.
If you are unsure how to proceed, please telephone for free initial general information and to work out your next steps.
