Collaborative divorce - a better way
Watson Thomas is pleased to offer clients a way to manage their divorce or separation constructively at a lower cost.
Contested disputes over arrangements for children or finances can cost the earth.
Collaborative law offers clients going through separation or divorce a chance to manage things in a supportive setting with the benefit of legal advice.
We hold discussions with your former spouse or partner around a table and each party has their solicitor present to advise them. You will be supported throughout the process and have the opportunity to work through problems in a constructive way. You will be able to get answers
to your questions face-to-face, avoiding the stressful confines of the courtroom.
We can discuss any aspect of your divorce or separation at the round table meetings. Everyone commits to working constructively and we exclude the possibility of court proceedings from the beginning. At the end of the process a binding legal agreement can be drawn up by the solicitors involved. The timetable can be arranged to suit you and it is generally much quicker than the court process.
Many separating couples are now discovering the benefits of managing their divorce collaboratively. We offer a transparent fee structure and capped fees to meet your requirements.
Please contact Tasha Bevan-Stewart at Watson Thomas to find out more.
Telephone us on 01252 622422 or email
tbevanstewart@watson-thomas.co.uk
At Watson Thomas we offer collaborative law and mediation at a cost to suit you.
Clear Thinking Family Law
We offer constructive out-of-court solutions to your family law dispute including:
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Specialist advice on proceeding collaboratively Expert mediation services at a fixed cost
Flexible appointments to suit you
Approachable solicitors who support you through each stage of the process.
Come and talk to us about your options.
For a free initial appointment,
however long it takes, call 01252 622422 or email
info@watson-thomas.co.uk www.watson-thomas.co.uk
Watson Thomas Solicitors
A clear approach to family law
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