Specialist family lawyers in Hampton, Surrey

Are you concerned about the arrangements for your children following a relationship breakdown? Our child custody lawyers near East Molesey or Hampton can help you agree on where your children will live and how much time they will spend with each parent.

Under the Children Act 1989, both parents have legal responsibility for a child up until they are 18 or have left full-time education. Sometimes when a couple chooses to divorce, it can be hard for them to come to an arrangement over who the children should live with.

We have a wealth of experience in all child arrangements, helping with child custody and child access arrangements.

Whether you are a married couple or in a civil partnership in Hampton, our family lawyers can offer expert advice on sorting out financial issues and property disputes following separation. This can look at all financial assets, including savings, shares, pensions, property, international assets, liabilities for debts, and so on.

Our lawyers will always aim to get you everything you are entitled to, delivering the best outcome for your situation. Our family dispute lawyers are compassionate and always on your side. Our advice could make a massive difference to your future.

Cohabitation law is a complex area of law. However, if you need advice or guidance about cohabitation disputes or arrangements in Hampton, we can offer advice and guidance.

Cohabitation is where two people live together without formally registering their marriage – this is sometimes called a common law marriage. It is essential to know that this is not recognised by the Court. A cohabitation agreement outlines the legal relationship between an unmarried couple that lives together. This agreement will clarify what happens should they decide to separate.

Our family lawyers in Hampton can advise couples, individuals and others on legal issues connected with same-sex relationships, including civil partnership rights and the dissolution of civil partnerships.

There is now a formal process for civil partnership dissolution similar to divorce proceedings. Our civil partnership dissolution solicitors are here to help you understand the process of dissolving your partnership and reaching an agreement regarding all the legal aspects of ending your relationship.

Are you concerned about what will happen to money or property should your relationship break down? Our team of prenup lawyers in Hampton can help arrange a prenuptial agreement to protect your assets in the future.

We are dedicated to providing our clients with the best results and can tailor our services to achieve your objectives.

We can also help with postnuptial agreements after marriage. These are designed to deal with the same situation as a prenuptial agreement and deciding what will happen to each other's to each partner's assets after divorce.

Our specialist team of lawyers can help obtain urgent injunctions for a range of clients. We can act quickly to obtain protection against domestic abuse, the dissipation of financial assets, or the removal of children from the jurisdiction.

Our experienced staff are always here to deal with emergency issues.