A client contacted our divorce lawyers in Chester a week after separating when they found out their spouse was having an affair. After speaking to Gabrielle Read-Thomas, the client decided to go ahead with the divorce process straightaway. Gabrielle is an experienced divorce financial settlement solicitor and Team Leader Partner for the North West. The client felt reassured by her supportive approach.
We offered clear strategic advice about financial settlement options and arranged forensic accounting of the spouse’s financial and business interests.
The divorce process was co-managed by Gabrielle Read-Thomas and Mollie Greenwood. The client liked this approach, commenting on the support from Mollie:
“I would like to thank her for all of her advice and support, she was brilliant.”
Remote appointments were more convenient for the client, although they could also opt for in-person meetings whenever they wanted.
The client was very happy with the financial settlement, which meant they could keep the family home. With additional money agreed from the spouse’s business interests, they could also pay off the mortgage.
A pension sharing order meant that pension provision was equal, despite the spouse’s attempt to exclude their pension from the settlement. The clean break financial arrangement drew a line between the ex-spouse’s financial ties and helped our client move forward with confidence.
This case shows how flexible, client-focused legal support combined with careful case management and financial scrutiny can make a significant difference in divorce cases involving trust issues and complex finances.
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