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How these questions help us, to help you
The following questions will allow us to understand your current circumstances and the assistance you require from one of our family law experts. It will also help us to ensure that we at Stowe Family Law are able to offer you the assistance you require.
The form will take between
10 and 20 minutes
to complete and will only ask questions relevant to your individual situation and will allow you to let us know about the specific issues, worries or concerns that you need help to resolve.
Your responses are strictly confidential
and will not be shared with anyone outside the Stowe Family Law team.
If you are happy to take the first step, then we can get started now.
Where are you in your legal journey?
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Please choose...
I'm still doing my research, can you provide some initial guidance?
I’m ready to start the process and need to instruct a lawyer
I’m in legal proceedings and need some urgent support
This information will help us ensure we meet any deadlines you may have but also identify the right Family Law Expert and advice for you.
Choosing a family lawyer is a big decision as they will be representing you and ensuring the best possible outcome for you and your family.
To ensure we are the right fit for you we need to make you aware that
we are unable to offer Legal aid.
Our lawyers charge at an hourly rate ranging from
£150 - £500 per hour
excluding VAT. We are competitively priced in the local area however we do not compete on price. The reason for this is that we strongly believe that as a specialist family law provider the quality of the legal services we offer sets us apart and ensures we secure the best possible outcomes for all our clients in the most effective and efficient way which proves to be excellent value to our clients.
Once we have confirmed we are able to assist with your situation and you feel we are the right fit for you
we do offer an initial free consultation
with a lawyer and within that conversation they would outline what your options would be and how if you decide to instruct us they would work on your behalf, they would also be able to outline the potential costs of acting on your behalf.
How you are planning on funding your case?
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Please choose...
Litigation funding
Existing assets
Will need my partner to pay (divorce only)
I'm not sure
Litigation funding is where a third party (usually a lending institution) pays for the charges associated with your case which is repaid out of the share of your settlement.
How can we help you?
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Separation – my relationship is ending and I want advice on finances, parenting or both
Pre Nuptial or post nuptial agreements
Parenting and other child related legal issues
Child Relocation or international children issues
Child support and child maintenance service issues
Foreign Marriages and Divorces
Changing an old agreement order or an order that is already in place
Adoption
Grand parents rights
Surrogacy
Other Family law issues
When parents separate they will want to agree on suitable arrangements for their children.
Arrangements which worked well at one point may also need to be reviewed over time. There are several options available to assist you and your former partner reach agreement on parenting issues. We can help you explore those options and assist you with reaching agreement.
Where agreement cannot be reached and the intervention of the court is required, we can represent you in legal proceedings or arbitration. Sometimes, day to day parenting arrangements are working but there are other specific issues that need addressing, such as a disagreement over appropriate schooling or medical / therapeutic help for children. Again, we can help you resolve such issues by agreement or represent you in court proceedings if they are required to achieve the best outcome for your children.
If you want to relocate with your children, you will need the consent of everyone who has ‘parental responsibility’ (often known as ‘PR’) or the permission of the court. If a court application is required, such proceedings need careful preparation and planning.
Even if consent is given or permission granted by the court, it is likely that any current arrangements for the children to spend time with your former partner will need to be reviewed. We are very experienced at handling these complicated cases and securing permission for a relocation.
For now, please tell us a bit about the proposed relocation, including who wants to relocate, where to, why, when and any other circumstances.
For now, please tell us a bit about the proposed relocation, including who wants to relocate, where to, why, when and any other circumstances.
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We can assist you with a wide range of child maintenance issues, from providing advice on your legal position, assisting with private ‘family-based arrangements’, and dealing with the Child Maintenance Service (or Child Support Agency).
If you have separated recently or would like assistance regarding a legal claim for property or income that will support your child or children, sometimes called ‘Schedule 1’ (or ‘Schedule 1 Children Act’) claims, please click here (to.
Otherwise, please tell us a bit about what you would like to achieve:
This is certainly something we can help you with, we just need to take a few more details to fully understand your requirements.
We can provide you with advice regarding the interaction between English Family Law and that of other countries.
If you feel you have received inadequate financial provision as part of a foreign divorce, they can assess your rights to an additional financial award (sometimes referred to as a ‘Part III’ claim or order).
We have a lot of experience with drafting and advising in relation to pre-nuptial and post-nuptial agreements, also known as marital agreements.
They can provide guidance to help protect your legal position and provide clarity between you and your partner.
We can certainly help you with that. If you have a copy of that agreement or Order, they will ask you to provide it to them before any meeting so that they can consider it in advance. For now, please tell us a bit about what you would like to achieve:
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We can provide you with advice regarding adoption.
We can provide you with advice regarding Grandparents rights.
We can provide you with advice regarding surrogacy.
What would you like help with?
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Please choose...
Enforcement of Orders obtained in foreign jurisdictions, but which are not being complied with
Enforcement of domestic Orders obtained in England and Wales, but which are not being complied with
Advice on seeking Orders in England
Safety issues / Domestic abuse and violence
Something else
Your safety is very important. If the situation is serious and urgent, do not wait. Contact the police on ‘999’.
If the situation is not an emergency, we can schedule an appointment to discuss your safety needs. In the meantime, you should continue with this questionnaire (link to separation questionnaire) so we can better address your concerns.
We can provide advice regarding the interaction between the law in England and Wales and the law of other countries. Please let us know about your circumstances
*
We have extensive experience providing advice and representation to secure the compliance of an Order. Please let us know about your circumstances
*
We have extensive experience providing advice and representation regarding the interaction between English law and foreign law. Please let us know about your circumstances
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We can assist you with a wide range of issues relating to your family. Please tell us about your situation, so that we can help you determine the best path forwards
Are you currently married to the other parent?
Please choose...
Yes
No
We are in a civil partnership
We have already divorced
Not sure
Were you divorced in either England or Wales?
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Yes
No
We often help people deal with situations that are difficult and out of the ordinary. Please tell us why your situation does not really fit into any of the other categories:
Thank you for letting us know.
We can assist you with children’s arrangements and as part of that, we will help you to resolve all of the legal issues that arise.
Okay, if you want to divorce or formally separate (with or without an intention to divorce later), we can help you with that. We will also help you to resolve all of the legal issues that arise.
Do either of you have children from other relationships?
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Yes
No
When did you separate?
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Date Format: DD slash MM slash YYYY
What was your reason for separating?
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Please tell us more about your reason for separating.
Are you currently married?
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Please choose...
Yes
No
We are in a civil partnership
We have already divorced
Not sure
Okay, if you want to divorce or formally separate (with or without an intention to divorce later), we can help you with that. We will also help you to resolve all of the legal issues that arise.
In England and Wales, dissolution of Civil Partnerships is treated in essentially the same way as divorce. We can assist you regarding that dissolution and, as part of that, can help you to resolve all of the legal issues that arise.
We often help people deal with situations that are difficult and out of the ordinary. Please tell us why your situation does not really fit into any of the above.
Please tell us why your situation does not really fit into any of the other marriage categories we've listed.
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We often help people deal with situations that are difficult and out of the ordinary, to help us, tell us more about your situation.
Although you may have heard reference to a ‘common law’ husband or wife, there is no such concept in law in England and Wales — it is a myth. Accordingly, there are a number of different things that will need to be looked at and considered which will be relevant to your life going forward.
Do you or your partner own any properties?
Please choose...
Yes, we own property in joint names
Yes, one of us owns property in their sole name
No, neither of us own property
I’m not sure
We can assist you to achieve an appropriate division of that property. That may well be straightforward, but they can investigate this thoroughly to ensure that your best interests are met.
We can assess any rights that either of you have in property owned by the other person, investigating this thoroughly to ensure that your best interests are met.
Okay, we can look into any other rights that either of you have, for example, claims for financial provision.
That’s no problem at all – we can get to the bottom of this for you.
Were you divorced in England or Wales?
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Yes
No
Even if your divorce has been finalised, if you did not get a final court order resolving the various financial claims that are available on divorce (for capital, pension provision and maintenance), those claims may remain ‘open’ and available to pursue in the future.
We can help you to fully resolve all of the financial aspects of your divorce, giving certainty.
Okay, we can investigate whether the foreign court made adequate financial provision for both parties, and any children, as there may be avenues open to you under English law.
Do you have children with your partner/former partner?
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Please choose...
Yes
No
Actually it’s a bit complicated
I have children but I'm not looking for help with parenting arrangements at this stage
We can assist you to put in place arrangements that are in the best interests of your children. That may involve considering their living arrangements and the time they will spend with their other parent, as well as their need for financial provision or support.
How so?
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Please choose...
We have children, but not with each other
We only have children over 18
We have an adopted child or children
I’m not the parent, but I treat a child like my own
I am the biological parent of a child, but I am not named on the birth certificate
Do either of you have children from other relationships?
Yes
No
The need to care for children from other relationships may be an important factor. Please click here to fill in details.
If any of your children are in full-time education or training for a trade, profession or vocation or there are special circumstances, that may be relevant. If either of these might apply, please click here to tell us about your children.
Legally speaking, adopted children are essentially treated the same way as biological children. Click here to fill in the details of all your children.
Thank you for telling us about this. We can address your particular family circumstances in more detail when we meet with you in person.
Thank you for telling us about this. It is useful information for us to know as we consider where you stand. Click here to fill in the details of all your children (and please indicate which birth certificate(s) you do not appear on).
Do you or your partner have any significant links with countries outside England and Wales?
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Please choose...
No
Maybe – I'd like more information
Yes
Thank you. If either of you were born outside of England or Wales, have lived outside of these, or if either of you owns significant overseas assets, there may be international issues for you to deal with. We'll make sure you speak to an international family law specialist.
Thank you. If you were both born in England or Wales, have not lived elsewhere, and you don’t own significant overseas assets, it seems unlikely that there will be any international issues for you to deal with at this stage.
Certainly. This can be a complex question, and something that may well be important for you, so we will discuss this with you in detail when we meet. For now, please select any of the following that apply:
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One or both of us were born outside England and Wales
We were married in another country
One or both of us might intend to live permanently outside England and Wales
One or both of us own assets in other countries
None of the above apply
We can provide you with advice about whether you or your partner would be able to bring legal proceedings in England and Wales, and how the law here would apply to you. We can also help you understand whether or not that would be advantageous for you.
What comes closest to describing how you are getting on?
*
Please choose...
I have concerns for my safety, or the safety of other people
Things are pretty bad
I want to be amicable, but things are hard
We’re mostly amicable, but it’s shaky
We’re amicable
We're actually getting on really well
I'd rather not say
Your safety is very important. If the situation is serious and urgent, do not wait. Contact the police on ‘999’.
If the situation is not an emergency, we can schedule an appointment to discuss your safety needs, in these cases, we advise that you call us directly. In the meantime, you should continue with this questionnaire so we can better address your safety concerns.
What best describes your financial situation?
*
Please choose...
My only concern is about arrangements for my children and I am not seeking assistance with finances or child maintenance
Mostly marital assets — Each of us started out with little and most of our assets were acquired together during our relationship
Some marital, some separate — one or both of us started with assets, or one or both of us have received inheritances or gifts, and we have acquired some of our assets together
Mostly separate assets — most of our assets were either owned before the relationship, or have been received as inheritances or gifts and have been kept quite separate
The starting point for sharing of marital assets is usually a 50:50 split however our expert lawyers will assess your family situation as the requirement of the court is that each of you has your needs met.
Marital assets are often shared equally, and you will usually each keep your separate property, unless there is a reason to depart from this outcome. For example, there may be an adjustment to ensure that each of you have your needs met.
It sounds like most of your property would be classified as ‘non-matrimonial property’ rather than ‘matrimonial property’ and, as such, it will usually be retained by the person who currently owns it. There may however be an adjustment in certain circumstances, for example, to ensure needs are met.
Not a problem. Let's focus on assisting you with parenting matters. If you want to revisit finances or child maintenance later, we can.
Do you or your partner own a business?
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Yes
No
If you were to estimate the value of your assets, what might they be worth?
Less than £350,000
£350k - £1m
£1m - £10m
More than £10million
Consider the value of your home, any pensions, shares, savings, or investments.
What is your employment status?
*
Please choose...
Self employed
Employed
Student
Retired
Unable to work
Unemployed looking for work
Unemployed – by choice
Do either of you have financial needs that may require the other partner to assist?
*
Please choose...
I need financial assistance
My partner may need financial assistance
We each have sufficient assets and incomes to meet our financial needs
Our family law experts will assess your financial needs and work to ensure these will be met both in the short and long term.
We can discuss all of the circumstances and advise you on what might be considered reasonable provision for your partner, and how that might be balanced against an appropriate provision for your needs.
We will look to consider all of your circumstances and advise you on what would be considered a ‘reasonable’ standard of living in your particular circumstances.
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Your partner's details
To be sure that we can act for you, please share some of your partner's details so we can conduct our compliance checks.
Name
*
First
Last
Address
*
City
Afghanistan
Albania
Algeria
American Samoa
Andorra
Angola
Anguilla
Antarctica
Antigua and Barbuda
Argentina
Armenia
Aruba
Australia
Austria
Azerbaijan
Bahamas
Bahrain
Bangladesh
Barbados
Belarus
Belgium
Belize
Benin
Bermuda
Bhutan
Bolivia
Bonaire, Sint Eustatius and Saba
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Botswana
Bouvet Island
Brazil
British Indian Ocean Territory
Brunei Darussalam
Bulgaria
Burkina Faso
Burundi
Cambodia
Cameroon
Canada
Cape Verde
Cayman Islands
Central African Republic
Chad
Chile
China
Christmas Island
Cocos Islands
Colombia
Comoros
Congo, Democratic Republic of the
Congo, Republic of the
Cook Islands
Costa Rica
Croatia
Cuba
Curaçao
Cyprus
Czech Republic
Côte d'Ivoire
Denmark
Djibouti
Dominica
Dominican Republic
Ecuador
Egypt
El Salvador
Equatorial Guinea
Eritrea
Estonia
Eswatini (Swaziland)
Ethiopia
Falkland Islands
Faroe Islands
Fiji
Finland
France
French Guiana
French Polynesia
French Southern Territories
Gabon
Gambia
Georgia
Germany
Ghana
Gibraltar
Greece
Greenland
Grenada
Guadeloupe
Guam
Guatemala
Guernsey
Guinea
Guinea-Bissau
Guyana
Haiti
Heard and McDonald Islands
Holy See
Honduras
Hong Kong
Hungary
Iceland
India
Indonesia
Iran
Iraq
Ireland
Isle of Man
Israel
Italy
Jamaica
Japan
Jersey
Jordan
Kazakhstan
Kenya
Kiribati
Kuwait
Kyrgyzstan
Lao People's Democratic Republic
Latvia
Lebanon
Lesotho
Liberia
Libya
Liechtenstein
Lithuania
Luxembourg
Macau
Macedonia
Madagascar
Malawi
Malaysia
Maldives
Mali
Malta
Marshall Islands
Martinique
Mauritania
Mauritius
Mayotte
Mexico
Micronesia
Moldova
Monaco
Mongolia
Montenegro
Montserrat
Morocco
Mozambique
Myanmar
Namibia
Nauru
Nepal
Netherlands
New Caledonia
New Zealand
Nicaragua
Niger
Nigeria
Niue
Norfolk Island
North Korea
Northern Mariana Islands
Norway
Oman
Pakistan
Palau
Palestine, State of
Panama
Papua New Guinea
Paraguay
Peru
Philippines
Pitcairn
Poland
Portugal
Puerto Rico
Qatar
Romania
Russia
Rwanda
Réunion
Saint Barthélemy
Saint Helena
Saint Kitts and Nevis
Saint Lucia
Saint Martin
Saint Pierre and Miquelon
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
Samoa
San Marino
Sao Tome and Principe
Saudi Arabia
Senegal
Serbia
Seychelles
Sierra Leone
Singapore
Sint Maarten
Slovakia
Slovenia
Solomon Islands
Somalia
South Africa
South Georgia
South Korea
South Sudan
Spain
Sri Lanka
Sudan
Suriname
Svalbard and Jan Mayen Islands
Sweden
Switzerland
Syria
Taiwan
Tajikistan
Tanzania
Thailand
Timor-Leste
Togo
Tokelau
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Contacting you
We will use these details for a member of our Client Care Team to call you back and progress your enquiry. These details will remain confidential and will only be used for this purpose.
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Thank you for taking the time to share this information with us, making the initial enquiry is a big step and at Stowe Family Law we value the trust you have shown in us by starting that journey with us today.
One of our Client Care team will be in touch to progress this for you and arrange an appointment with a lawyer who will be briefed with the details you have provided.
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