Family law solicitors & divorce lawyers Richmond

Here at Stowe Family Law, we work with clients on either side of the divorce process. You could be the one starting the application, or have been asked to respond to a divorce petition – no matter your situation, our Richmond divorce lawyers are here to help.  

We understand that divorce often comes with a range of legal jargon you may not understand, but we’ll guide you through the process in terms that make sense to you. This way, you feel comfortable that you’re making the right decisions for your future post-divorce.  

No, a solicitor is not always required when you are reaching an agreement for your child arrangements. However, they can be beneficial if you’re struggling to make the process amicable.  

Our child law specialists have years of experience in helping Richmond families, so you’re in safe hands with us. We’ll work with you and your ex-spouse to ensure your children are the priority and find an arrangement that works for everyone.  

All marriages are unique, and so are the finances for each couple. Our lawyers know that, and so when it comes to financial divorce settlements, we tailor our solutions to ensure you have everything you need. 

Our solicitors cover all your assets – pensions, property, investments, international assets, even assets you owned before you were married. We understand just how entangled finances can be, but our experts know how to make the complex understandable.  

For specialist advice on your financial settlement, get in touch with our team today. 

Yes, we do. Here at Stowe Family Law, we pride ourselves on providing the best solutions for each of our client’s circumstances – sometimes, that includes not going to court. 

This is why we offer a range of alternative dispute resolution services (ADR), including collaborative law, arbitration, and mediation. Don’t worry if you’re not sure which is the right solution for your situation. Our internal Client Care team will listen to your circumstances and recommend the right option (as well as the right solicitor) for your needs.  

A cohabitation agreement (also known as a living together agreement) isn’t essential when unmarried couples move in together. Currently, however, the law doesn’t offer the same rights to unmarried couples as it does to those who are married. Therefore, many unmarried couples are creating cohabitation agreements to provide them with the rights they deserve. 

Our solicitors will listen to your needs and draft an agreement that is tailored to your situation. This way, you have everything you need to keep your future safe. 

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