Clear answers to common questions about matrimonial law, divorce proceedings, mediation, child custody and family legal matters.
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No. A consultation can help you understand your position while you are still considering your options. Seeking advice does not commit you to starting proceedings.
Yes. You can seek independent advice about your circumstances, even if your spouse is not ready to participate in discussions.
It may help identify areas of agreement and explore the remaining differences. Its suitability depends on the circumstances, including whether both parties can participate freely and safely.
This depends on the issues involved and the legal steps required. Some disagreements can be addressed through negotiation or mediation, while others require court proceedings. We explain what may be necessary in your situation.
Bring a brief timeline and any relevant documents available to you, such as marriage records, notices, court papers, financial records or important correspondence. You can still arrange an initial discussion if you do not yet have every document.
Timelines depend on the nature of the matter, the issues in dispute, procedural requirements and the court’s schedule. We can discuss the likely stages after understanding your circumstances.
The proposed work, professional fees and applicable expenses are discussed before engagement, based on the scope and requirements of your matter.
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