LIVE24SEVEN // Business QS DAVISONS - LEGAL ADVICE Divorce – your choices W
Marriage is a choice and a lot of planning and preparation goes into the wedding day. There are numerous places to go to for advice on how to plan the perfect day; which venue to hold it in, what dress to wear, cake testing amongst but a few. But what happens when it all goes wrong?
When a relationship enters the storm, or gets lost in the desert, there isn’t always a choice. Your partner may have decided the inevitable and left you stranded seemingly without any choice in the matter. It may have been you that decided to take the leap and leave behind the ties of marriage, or for the minority it was a mutual decision.
Whichever category you fall into there will inevitably be concerns:
• Where will I live?
• What financial support will I have; alternatively what financial support will I have to provide?
• What about the children, where will they live? Will I see them? How will
our divorce affect them? Is it the right time or should I wait until they are older?
• How will I manage in retirement? • Will I have to go back to work?
• How can I stop the mental or physical abuse?
• Perhaps, most importantly, who do I go to for help?
Unlike the wedding when family and friends are happy to plan and help, they can often be at a loss how to help you overcome your emotional needs and financial concerns.
This is the time when you need to receive sound legal advice about your circumstances; it may be daunting as it
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may be the first time in a number of years that you have acted on your own without your spouse by your side. We understand how difficult this can be and are able to provide you with advice in a clear understandable way.
You may be looking at things from a commercial viewpoint. What effect, if any, will this have on the family business? What will happen to my spouse’s shares in the business? What about the family trust?
You may have only been married a short time and are concerned about your pre-marital assets or you may be wondering what effect will an inheritance make to the financial outcome?
This is the time when you need to receive sound legal advice about your circumstances; it may be daunting as it may be the first time in a number of years that you have acted on your own without your spouse by your side. We understand how difficult this can be and are able to provide you with advice in a clear understandable way.
HOW WE CAN HELP Whatever your concerns, Jane and Sam are able to help you. We are experienced at helping people get through the legal maze of a relationship breakdown and are able to advise you throughout the legal process until your matter is resolved. Our advice is delivered in a clear and concise way, we will provide you with a fee estimate at the outset and we will keep you updated as things progress. We have excellent relationships with other professionals such as pension experts, forensic accountants and are able to refer to them when necessary.
With offices in Birmingham City Centre, Edgbaston, Solihull and various other locations, Jane and Sam are able to offer advice at a convenient location. Jane Chandler can be contacted on 0121 289 3500 or
j.chandler@
qsdavisons.com. Sam Kent can be contacted on 0121 289 3599 or
s.kent@
qsdavisons.com quoting ref no “live24/4”.
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