Top 10 of 44 law firms for Joint Application, Family Law | Southwark, London

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A joint application covers cases where two people choose to apply together to end a relationship, typically for divorce or the dissolution of a civil partnership, usually by a joint petition filed to the Family Court. A solicitor helps draft and file the joint application, prepare the necessary financial disclosures, and negotiate terms of the arrangement, including property, pensions, and arrangements for children. The solicitor also handles service, responds to any counterclaims, and guides the parties through court steps up to a final decree or order.

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Rachael Lodge

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Overall experience was good. Costs are relatively high but reflect the reputation of the firm. I was glad that they sent me documents to review prior to submission as some corrections were sometimes required.

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Samantha O'Dwyer

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Samantha O'Dwyer and Debbie Glover are a formidable experienced and professional team at Amphlett. My divorce case has been going on for a long time due to complex issues, however I was guided and advised in such a wonderful and professional manner that ongoing engagement process became lighter, they did all the work and I was able to resume a normal life whilst the process was ongoing without worrying. The case has now been concluded and I am very happy with outcome Sam and Debbie have given my life back. I wish to not only thank them but congratulate them for being a true asset to their firm. I recommend them for matrimonial matters. I have provided a 5 star rating.

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