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Family Law

Family Law Solicitors in Bromley

Family matters need a solicitor who is both technically rigorous and genuinely sensitive to what you are going through. Our Bromley family law solicitors aim to resolve issues constructively where possible — and to fight your corner firmly where necessary.

What we cover

  • Divorce and dissolution of civil partnership
  • Financial remedy proceedings and consent orders
  • Pension sharing on divorce
  • Child arrangements (where children live and time spent)
  • Specific issue and prohibited steps orders
  • Pre-nuptial and post-nuptial agreements
  • Cohabitation disputes and TOLATA claims
  • Parental responsibility and step-parent issues
  • Domestic abuse and protective orders

Our approach

Family disputes rarely benefit from escalation. Wherever possible we encourage clients to use solicitor-led negotiation, mediation or collaborative law to reach an agreement that they own, rather than one a court has imposed. We are nevertheless experienced advocates if court is the only sensible route.

The best result is one you can live with — and one that, with hindsight, you are glad you negotiated rather than fought to the last.

Costs

Family work is typically charged on an hourly basis as costs depend heavily on the level of agreement reached. We give a clear written estimate at the outset and update you as the matter progresses. Fixed fees are available for some discrete services such as drafting a consent order or pre-nup.

Frequently asked questions

Is mediation compulsory?

Most applicants for a court order in family proceedings must first attend a MIAM (Mediation Information and Assessment Meeting) unless an exemption applies. Mediation itself is not compulsory, but it is often a faster and cheaper route to resolution.

How long does a divorce take?

Under the no-fault divorce regime, the minimum time from application to final order is around 26 weeks. Resolving financial matters and child arrangements often takes longer and runs alongside the divorce process.

Will I have to go to court?

Not necessarily. Many cases — especially financial matters — are resolved by negotiation, mediation or arbitration without contested court hearings. Where court is necessary, the process is usually staged so there is opportunity to settle along the way.

Are you SRA-regulated?

Yes. Legal services are provided by [Firm Name], authorised and regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority under SRA No. [SRA Number]. You can verify our regulation on the SRA register at sra.org.uk.

Do you offer a free initial enquiry?

Yes. We offer a free initial enquiry by phone or via our online form so we can understand your matter, explain how we can help, and outline likely costs before you commit. Please call [Phone Number] or use the enquiry form on this page.

How much will it cost?

It depends on the complexity of your matter. Where possible we work on fixed fees; otherwise we give you a clear written estimate at the outset and tell you straight away if anything changes. We will never present you with an unexpected bill.

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