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The process usually takes around 6 months, but it is usual not to finalise the divorce until a financial agreement has been reached. Wherever possible we shall try and agree the wording of the divorce petition with your spouse to enable the divorce to move forward without delay and avoid unnecessary acrimony. We will advise you on costs and procedure and will advise further once decree absolute has been pronounced.
The legal formality for getting a divorce is a relatively straight forward process. What is generally less straight forward is sorting out the practical issues, such as where each party will live, how the assets are to be split, and arrangements for any children. Before agreeing matters with your husband or wife, it is wise to seek our advice about your rights and the options available to you.
We will advise you on costs and agree our fees openly with you.
This is a complex area of the law and requires expert advice. Please contact us on 0203 733 0428 or info@roselegal.co.uk to arrange an initial consultation to discuss the best way forward for you and we will provide you with further and specific advice tailored to your circumstances. Our experienced and understanding team are here to help you.
We will work with you to ensure the best possible outcome.
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Inheritance and Will Disputes
Inheritance and Will disputes are often complex due to the nature of the law and the family relationships involved.
The types of dispute that often arise include:
Claims by unmarried cohabitees where there is no Will
Claims for reasonable financial provision by family or dependants
Rectification of errors in Wills
Disputes with, or between, Beneficiaries
Interpretation of ambiguous terms in a Will
Wills made under duress
Wills made by a testator with insufficient capacity
Disputes with, or between, Executors
Application for removal of Executors
Disputes relating to the Grant of Probate
Claims for promises which have been relied on to be met
Inadequate financial provision has been made for you by the deceased
Assets missing from an estate
Representation in court proceedings
This is a complex area of the law and requires expert advice. Please contact us on 0208 974 7490 or info@roselegal.co.uk for a consultation to discuss the best way forward for you and we will provide you with further and specific advice tailored to your circumstances.
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