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It is so easy - a quick Google search and, bingo, you have answers to questions you may have about divorce proceedings, separation or what should happen with the family home. However, proceed with caution, the answer you find may not apply to your circumstances.
It may not be correct under the law of England and Wales or could be completely false. If the web page ends in .com you could be reading about legal principles that apply in other countries and this could set you off on the wrong track when dealing with your separation issues.
Family Solicitors have trained for many years before becoming qualified to provide advice on legal aspects surrounding divorce. They then acquire valuable years of experience once qualified and are therefore best placed to answer your legal questions in respect of your divorce, division of the finances and arrangements for the children.
Tailored advice early on is best, even if you are not sure that separation or divorce is right for you. Knowing your legal rights can be a big help in shaping what are really important decisions.
Our articles are intended for general information purposes only and are not a substitute for professional advice tailored to your specific circumstances. We are always very happy to discuss any plans, issues or concerns you may have and to clarify how we might be able to help. We cannot accept responsibility for any loss as a result of acts or omissions taken in respect of this article.
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