Divorce & Dissolution
Ending a marriage or civil partnership can involve important legal and practical decisions. Sonia provides clear, practical support to help you understand the process, consider your options and move forward with greater confidence.
Guidance Through the Process
Divorce or dissolution can feel complicated, particularly when you are dealing with financial matters, children and other arrangements at the same time. Sonia provides clear and considered support to help you understand what needs to be addressed and what the next steps may look like.
A Clearer Way Forward
Every separation is different. Whether you are at the beginning of the process or need support with particular aspects of your divorce or dissolution, Sonia will focus on understanding your circumstances and providing practical guidance suited to your situation.
What Sonia Can Help With
Clear Guidance Through Every Stage of Divorce & Dissolution
Understanding the Process
Financial Matters
Children & Arrangements
Moving Forward
Helping you understand the key stages involved in divorce or dissolution and what may be required from you.
Providing support around the financial issues that may arise alongside your divorce or dissolution.
Helping you consider the practical and legal matters concerning children following separation.
Providing clear guidance on the decisions that need to be addressed so you can move forward with greater certainty.
FAQ's
Divorce legally ends a marriage, while dissolution is the legal process used to end a civil partnership. The appropriate process depends on your circumstances.
The timeframe can vary depending on your circumstances and the stage of the process. There are also specific legal time periods that apply to the divorce process.
No. You can begin the divorce process without your spouse's agreement. However, financial and child-related matters may need to be addressed separately.
No. Divorce and financial arrangements are separate matters. Financial issues should be considered and formally addressed where appropriate.
Yes. We can provide support around child arrangements and help you understand the options available when making arrangements following separation.
