Top 10 of 4,157 law firms for Financial Claims Between Married and Unmarried Couples, Family Law

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This area covers financial claims arising on separation for married couples, and for unmarried partners where there are overlapping financial interests. A solicitor handles assets such as the family home, pensions, and the division of wealth, plus any ongoing maintenance or lump-sum orders. They also draft and negotiate settlements, prepare disclosure and valuations, and represent the client in the Family Court or High Court as needed.

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This work protects ongoing financial interests: home ownership, pensions, and maintenance. A solicitor negotiates or applies for orders that fix how assets are shared, how pensions are divided, and whether ongoing maintenance should be paid, with attention to time limits and the potential impact on children.

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Rachael House

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Rachel House was very professional and gave me very helpful advice on my case and how to proceed with my documents. She made me feel very capable to continue with my case as an LIP and was very willing to help me throughout. I have found the firm very professional and helpful with my various questions I’ve had. Thanks so much for your help and honesty

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