As a practice, we have five main goals that we aim to give our clients in order to allow us to provide the best level of service. These five aims are: excellent customer service, being approachable, giving clear and easy to understand expert, specialist advice, being contactable outside usual office hours to make our practice accessible and finally, a clear and transparent pricing structure.… Read More
My partner and I are divorcing. Do I need divorce solicitors in Guildford?
We understand that this time can be a difficult one for all those involved – you, your partner, and your children. We understand that emotions will be running high at the moment, and that there are many things on your mind right now and you may need some assistance – from simple advice to some more specialist assistance.
We are a team of highly-trained lawyers and we will make every effort to ensure that you get the outcome that you deserve.… Read More
Why choose our divorce solicitors in Weybridge?
Experiencing a divorce can be extremely stressful not only mentally, but also financially which is why it is so important you choose the right solicitor for you. Our lawyers make up a specialist firm that offers all of our clients a tailor made and bespoke legal service, we care about the individuals we work with and believe our approach works better than that of larger firms.… Read More
Our divorce solicitors in Weybridge are here for you
Going through a divorce at any stage of one’s life could be argued as one of the most emotionally and financially draining events for our clients. At our Prentice Family Law firm we understand that many individuals not only need legal advice, but they also require emotional guidance, which we are always prepared to offer.
Are our divorce solicitors in Weybridge right for you?… Read More
Individuals who may require the services of our divorce solicitors in Guildford
Many individuals may decide to file for their divorce alone, without the aid of legal guidance, however many of our clients’ divorce cases are far more complex regarding the dividing of finances, assets, and child custody than initially thought. If you are finding it hard to achieve common ground with your partner, are a busy individual who does not have time to file your divorce by yourself, or would simply rather receive legal guidance, then our services could be right for you.… Read More
Property rights of unmarried couples
At Prentice Family Law, we understand that there are many different forms of relationships. Some people choose not to marry for a variety of reasons, such as keeping their relationship secular, or simply do not feel the need. When couples live together, in legal terms this is called cohabitation. According to current law, unmarried couples do not have automatically enforceable rights if they break up and separate, as these relationships are not legally recognised, unlike marriages.… Read More
Are you looking for a divorce solicitor in Weybridge?
Divorce can be very difficult to cope with emotionally, and it can also take its toll financially. A myriad of aspects can be affected by a divorce, and it is important to consider all of these before going forward with the proceedings. You may have concerns about how the divorce will be performed, in terms of both the division of your wealth and potential child custody.… Read More
What is child custody?
Child custody is a term referring to the right of guardianship over a child or children. Child custody is made up of two components: legal custody, which refers to the right of making decisions about the given child or children, and physical custody. Physical custody means the right to give housing and care to the child. When parents are married they both generally have physical and legal custody.… Read More
Looking for advice on pre and postnuptial agreements?
At Prentice Family Law, if you are looking for a divorce solicitor in Weybridge we can assist you in finding the right solution for your needs. Divorces can become long and costly legal procedures when children or common property is involved, as in a lot of cases the division of property and wealth has not been agreed upon before the marriage.… Read More
