Divorce
At South West Chambers we will be your legal translator, no unrecognisable lengthy words, no waffling about simple statements, just simple explanations from us to you. No one is on their A-game when they are heavy-hearted so leave the paperwork to the professionals and take some time for yourself.
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At south west chambers, we understand that the end of a marriage is much like bereavement with the psychological stages of grief you experience.Whatever your circumstance, whether it was your decision or your spouse’s, we are here to rationally proceed with your divorce, so that one less thing for you to deal with.
Emotions of divorce can become overwhelming and consuming so we’re here to share the load and do all the paperwork for you. Have peace of mind that you are moving forward in the process without the confusion of the legality.
The Process of Divorce
Divorce is not a common occurrence for most people; therefore, it’s often not well known what’s involved in the process and that you don’t actually need to use a lawyer. If your relationship has come to an end, its essential that you agree the divide of money, assets, property and of course co-parenting if children are involved. At south West Chambers we are here to help you with fast, fair and fixed pricing.
We will separate your communication and discussions upon emotional matters by using lower rate paralegals and councillors
Divorce can be an expensive and draining process, especially if both parties are not amicable and are both paying for separate divorce lawyers. This can add up to around £8,000 each, which is money that could be spent on your family instead.
By using a solicitor it forces communication to become very factual and does not always consider the other spouses’ feelings in mind which may cause acrimonious tensions. This use of defence also creates a harsher divide between the couple post-divorce which is not pleasant for co-parenting.
Most divorce cases actually require much legal advice in a straightforward divorce case, and it is typically clerical and administrative. Most of the information can also be gathered for free by each party and the paperwork can be completed by yourself if preferable.
Finally, the process of using a solicitor can be painfully slow and drag on longer than needed incurring more and more costs for simple correspondence. Remember each email sent they will charge a fixed amount for and then have to wait for a reply. This also allows room for miscommunication and would be more efficient person to person to avoid this lengthy and costly process. The average time it takes to settle a divorce is around 14.5 months.
“Our promise it to ensure you move forward with confidence in every step of the way. After all, with a time of chaos we're here to provide clarity in a time of need.”
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