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Fixed Fee Solicitors

Divorce

Divorce (Applicant) £850 plus VAT

(Respondent) £550 plus VAT

Plus a court fee of £612 (only for applicant)

Plus AML (Anti-Money Laundering) ID check of £36

What’s not included

  • Any Court Hearing
    A court hearing is rarely needed in the current system since a divorce can no longer be contested. However, if there’s a dispute regarding issues like the validity of the marriage, jurisdiction, or whether the marriage has already been legally ended, the court may schedule a hearing. If a hearing is required, we will provide an estimate of our charges for both the hearing itself and any preparation work needed.
  • Personal Service of the Divorce Application on Your Spouse
    If your spouse ignores or fails to respond to the Divorce Application, you may need to personally serve them with the papers. We will arrange for a process server local to your spouse to serve the papers, with costs typically ranging from £100 – £250 + VAT.
  • Application for Deemed Service, Alternative Service, or to Dispense with Service
    In some instances, you may need to apply to the court for a ruling that your spouse has received the divorce papers or that it is unnecessary to serve them (e.g. if they are missing). Your lawyer will advise if this is necessary and will provide an estimate of the associated charges.
Prenuptial Agreement

Fixed Fee – £1,250.00 + VAT

Plus AML (Anti-Money Laundering) ID check of £36

(For cases with assets over £1 million, a custom quote will be provided based on your specific circumstances.)

This fee covers everything from gathering your instructions, offering advice, drafting the agreement, and making any necessary amendments. It also includes communication with your partner’s solicitor until the deal is signed. The fee assumes that you and your partner have already agreed on the general terms of the prenuptial agreement. If there are disputes over specific terms, additional advice will be required beyond the fixed fee.

What’s Included:

  • 30 Min Consultation
  • Collecting the information needed to draft the agreement
  • Highlighting issues you may want to consider
  • Drafting the agreement itself
  • Ensuring the agreement is appropriately signed

Assets Over £1 Million

This fixed fee applies only when the couple’s assets are under £1 million. For cases involving assets over this amount, a more thorough investigation of finances is necessary, which may include other specialists like financial advisors or pension experts. As discussions and negotiations may take longer, please let us know if this applies to you, and we will provide a tailored quote based on your situation.

*Unmarried couple planning to live together, this would be called a pre-civil partnership agreement or cohabitation agreement.

 Please note: for the agreement to be legally valid and enforceable, both parties must seek independent legal advice from separate solicitors. We cannot act for both sides, as this would create a conflict of interest.

Post-Nuptial Agreement

Fixed Fee – £1,250.00 + VAT

Plus £36 Anti-Money Laundering (AML) ID Check

Our fixed-fee service is designed for couples who have already agreed on the key financial terms they wish to put in place after marriage. This includes the division of property, business assets, savings, and future financial arrangements.

The fee includes all legal work required to draft a professionally sound and enforceable post-nuptial agreement, along with expert legal advice to ensure your interests are protected. This also covers communication with your partner’s solicitor up to the point of signing.

If significant negotiation or disagreement arises over terms, additional advice outside the fixed fee may be required and will be discussed transparently in advance.

What’s Included:

  • A 30-minute legal consultation with a senior solicitor (20+ years’ experience in family and financial law)
  • Review and analysis of your financial circumstances and proposed terms
  • Expert legal advice on enforceability, fairness, and risks
  • Drafting of the post-nuptial agreement from scratch
  • Up to two rounds of amendments, if needed
  • Communication with your partner’s solicitor until final signing
  • Guidance on proper execution to ensure legal validity

Assets Over £1 Million

This fixed fee applies only when the couple’s assets are under £1 million. For cases involving assets over this amount, a more thorough investigation of finances is necessary, which may include other specialists like financial advisors or pension experts. As discussions and negotiations may take longer, please let us know if this applies to you, and we will provide a tailored quote based on your situation.

Please note: for the agreement to be legally valid and enforceable, both parties must seek independent legal advice from separate solicitors. We cannot act for both sides, as this would create a conflict of interest.

Pre-Civil Partnership Agreement

Fixed Fee – £1,250.00 + VAT

Plus AML (Anti-Money Laundering) ID check of £36

(For cases with assets over £1 million, a custom quote will be provided based on your specific circumstances.)

This fee covers everything from gathering your instructions, offering advice, drafting the agreement, and making any necessary amendments. It also includes communication with your partner’s solicitor until the agreement is signed. The fee assumes that you and your partner have already agreed on the general terms of the pre-civil partnership agreement. If there are disputes over specific terms, additional advice will be required beyond the fixed fee.

What’s Included:

  • 30 Min Consultation
  • Collecting the information needed to draft the agreement
  • Highlighting issues you may want to consider
  • Drafting the agreement itself
  • Ensuring the agreement is appropriately signed

Assets Over £1 Million

This fixed fee applies only when the couple’s assets are under £1 million. For cases involving assets over this amount, a more thorough investigation of finances is necessary, which may include other specialists like financial advisors or pension experts. As discussions and negotiations may take longer, please let us know if this applies to you, and we will provide a tailored quote based on your situation.

*A pre-civil partnership agreement is designed for couples planning to enter a civil partnership. It sets out how finances, property, and other assets will be handled if the relationship ends.

Financial Consent Order

Fixed Fee – £2,000 plus VAT (Includes court fee)

Plus AML (Anti-Money Laundering) ID check of £36

This fee applies if no assets are to be shared or any assets have already been divided. The Financial Consent Order allows both parties to retain their assets and ensures a “Clean Break” between you. A Clean Break order legally prevents either of you from making future financial claims against the other in relation to the marriage.

What’s Not Included:

  • Advice on the settlement you have already agreed upon.
  • The process of financial disclosure, including sharing details of your income, assets, pensions, etc., with your spouse or their legal advisor and obtaining their financial disclosure.
  • Negotiations for settlement, as this package assumes you have already agreed on a financial arrangement for the consent order.
  • Court attendance of any kind.
  • Amendments to the consent documents if your original agreement changes.
Financial Remedy

Financial Remedy Application
Fixed Fee – £1,500 plus VAT
(Plus court fee of £313)
Plus AML (Anti-Money Laundering) ID check of £36

This fixed fee applies only for issuing a financial remedy application (Form A) where parties have not yet reached a financial agreement and court intervention is required to start the process. It covers the preparation and submission of the application to initiate proceedings.

This service is suitable where one party refuses to engage, does not disclose financial information, or has no agreement to be reached voluntarily, and a court process is needed to resolve monetary matters following divorce.

What’s Included:
• Legal advice on eligibility and suitability of making a financial remedy application
• Preparation and submission of Form A to the family court
• Drafting and serving notice of proceedings (if required)
• Guidance on next steps after application submission
• Diarying of key court dates and deadlines
• Coordination with the court and initial procedural correspondence

What’s Not Included:
• Legal representation or advice at any court hearings
• Assistance with financial disclosure (Form E or supporting documents)
• Drafting of position statements or court bundles
• Negotiations with your spouse or their solicitor
• Advice on settlement offers or agreement terms
• Drafting of a Consent Order or Final Order
• Ongoing case management after the application is submitted

A separate fee or hourly rate will apply if additional work is required beyond applying (such as court attendance or negotiating a settlement).

Child Arrangements Order

Stage 1:
Preparing and filing a Child Arrangements Order (C100 Application)

£1,000 + VAT (Plus Court Fee: £263)
This includes taking your instructions, preparing your C100 application, advising on MIAM requirements, and submitting the application to the court.

Stage 2:
Preparation for First Hearing Dispute Resolution Appointment (FHDRA)
£1,500 + VAT (Plus Barrister’s Fee)
We will complete all necessary preparation for the FHDRA, including reviewing the other party’s position and advising you on your options and the likely outcome.

Stage 3:
Fact-Finding Hearing (if listed)

£3,000 + VAT (Plus Barrister’s Fee)
This covers all legal work leading up to and including preparation for the Fact-Finding Hearing. A barrister will represent you in court.

Stage 4:
Dispute Resolution Hearing / Early Final Hearing

£2,500 + VAT (Plus Barrister’s Fee)
We will manage all legal work and preparation required for the Dispute Resolution Hearing or any early final hearing, including briefing your barrister and providing ongoing legal advice.

Stage 5:
Final Hearing – Preparation and Representation

£4,000 + VAT (Plus Barrister’s Fee)
This includes all work involved in preparing for and concluding your case at the final hearing, ensuring full representation and case management through to resolution.

Important Note:
The above fixed fees are provided as a guideline and may not be applicable in every case. Fees will depend on the complexity of the matter and the issues in dispute. We will assess whether a fixed fee arrangement is appropriate for your case and confirm this with you at the outset of our instructions.

Separation Agreement

Fixed Fee – £1,000 plus VAT

Plus AML (Anti-Money Laundering) ID check of £36

This fee applies if you and your spouse or former partner have already agreed on the basic terms of your separation, such as how to divide your assets.

What’s Included:

  • We will gather your instructions to prepare the Separation Deed. If any of your agreed terms are not legally feasible, we will advise you and help find an alternative solution. We may also assist in finalizing the details.
  • We will highlight any other aspects you might want to consider adding to your agreement.
  • Drafting the Separation Deed.
  • Guidance on how to properly execute (sign) the Deed.

What’s Not Included:

This package is only available if you’ve already reached an agreement. If you need advice on what type of agreement is right for you, you will need to go through the financial disclosure process with your spouse, guided by your solicitor. Advice on the settlement that is best for you, and any negotiations to reach a final settlement, will be charged at an hourly rate rather than as part of a package.

Cohabitation/Living Together Agreement

Fixed Fee – £1,250.00 + VAT

Plus AML (Anti-Money Laundering) ID check of £36

A living together agreement is a contract that outlines who owns what and how property, personal belongings, savings, and other assets will be divided if the relationship ends. It can also address how bank accounts, debts, and joint purchases will be handled, as well as financial provisions for any children. Additionally, the agreement can specify how you and your partner will manage household finances during the relationship, such as contributions to rent or mortgage and bills. You may also include provisions for life insurance.

Having a clear agreement in place at the start of your relationship can help avoid misunderstandings or disputes later, providing a fair and sensible approach to your financial arrangements in the event of a breakdown.

What’s Included:

This package assumes you and your partner have already agreed on the basic terms of how finances will be managed during the relationship and in the event of a separation.

  • We will gather your instructions to prepare the agreement. If any of your agreed terms are not legally feasible, we will advise you and help find a practical solution. We may also assist in finalizing the details.
  • We will highlight additional aspects you might want to include in your agreement.
  • Drafting the Living Together Agreement.
  • Guidance on how to execute (sign) the agreement, including having your solicitor sign it to confirm you’ve received legal advice.

What’s Not Included:

This package is only available if you’ve already reached an agreement with your partner.

  • If you need advice on what type of agreement is right for you, you’ll need to consult one of our solicitors for more detailed advice. In this case, work will be charged at an hourly rate, not as part of a fixed fee.
  • If the agreement involves complex issues or numerous assets (over £1 million), we will provide a bespoke quote, which may involve either a fixed fee or hourly rate, depending on the situation.
Parenting Plan Agreement

Fixed Fee – £1,000 plus VAT

Plus AML (Anti-Money Laundering) ID check of £36

A Parenting Plan is a written agreement created by parents after separation to address the practical aspects of parenting their children. This plan outlines the arrangements for how you and your ex-partner will care for your children, helping to avoid the need for court intervention. It ensures that both parents prioritize the best interests of the children when making decisions about things like living arrangements, education, and healthcare.

While a Parenting Plan is voluntary and not legally binding, it offers many benefits:

  • It clearly defines expectations for everyone involved.
  • It provides a valuable reference to refer back to.
  • It sets out practical arrangements for your children’s care, including living arrangements, schooling, and healthcare.

If you eventually need to go to court, having a Parenting Plan in place is often expected, and you can include it with your court application.

What’s Included:

This package assumes that you and your ex-partner have already agreed on the main principles of how to manage your children’s day-to-day care, as well as more specific details like holiday arrangements.

  • We will help ensure that everyone knows what is expected of them.
  • We will highlight additional considerations you might want to include in your agreement.
  • Drafting the Parenting Plan.
  • We will gather your instructions to prepare the agreement. If any of your agreed terms aren’t legally feasible, we will advise you and help find a workable solution, including finalizing the details.

What’s Not Included:

 

  • This package is only available if you and your ex-partner have already reached an agreement.
  • If you need advice on what arrangements are best for your children, or need assistance negotiating with your ex-partner, you will need to consult one of our solicitors for more detailed advice. In such cases, the work will be charged at an hourly rate rather than as part of a fixed fee.
Non-Molestation & Occupation Orders

Emergency Injunction (Without Notice to the Respondent)

Fixed Fee – £1,000 plus VAT (Plus Barrister’s fee – dependent on urgency and complexity)

This fixed fee applies where an urgent application for a Non-Molestation Order and/or Occupation Order is required without informing the Respondent in advance. It is suitable when there is an immediate risk of harm and legal protection is urgently needed.

What’s Included:
• Urgent legal advice and assessment of your situation
• Preparation of the witness statement and supporting evidence
• Drafting and filing of the court application
• Liaison with the court to secure an emergency hearing
• Instruction of a barrister to attend the emergency hearing
• Guidance on next steps after the order is granted

What’s Not Included:
• Representation or advice beyond the emergency hearing
• Follow-up enforcement proceedings
• Additional hearings or ongoing litigation
• Preparation for a contested hearing (unless separately agreed)

Application with Notice (Standard Injunction Process)

Fixed Fee – £1,500 plus VAT (Plus Barrister’s fee, if required)
(Plus Process Server fee – £200, if required)

This fee applies where the risk is not immediate, or the court requires the Respondent to be notified in advance. It covers all preparation and representation up to and including the first hearing.

What’s Included:
• Drafting and filing the application and supporting documentation
• Preparation of your witness statement
• Communication with the Respondent where appropriate
• Arranging court hearing date and service of the application
• Instruction of a barrister for the first hearing
• Legal advice and strategy throughout this stage

What’s Not Included:
• Representation beyond the first hearing
• Fact-finding or final hearing preparation
• Amendments to the application after filing
• Ongoing advice if the application is adjourned or contested

Interim Hearings (If Listed)

Fixed Fee – £800 plus VAT (Plus Barrister’s fee)

If the court lists an interim hearing between the first and final hearings, this fee covers the preparation work and attendance for that stage.

What’s Included:
• Reviewing case status and court directions
• Preparation of any necessary submissions or evidence
• Coordination with the barrister and court
• Attendance via instructed barrister at the hearing

What’s Not Included:
• Ongoing representation beyond the interim hearing
• Additional evidence gathering or third-party involvement

Fact-Finding Hearing (If Required by the Court)

Fixed Fee – £3,000 plus VAT (Plus Barrister’s fee)

This fee applies when the court determines that a Fact-Finding Hearing is necessary to investigate disputed allegations before making final decisions.

What’s Included:
• Reviewing and compiling all relevant evidence
• Preparation of witness chronologies and court bundles
• Liaison with the court, barrister, and relevant parties
• Instruction of a specialist family law barrister
• Client preparation for giving oral evidence

What’s Not Included:
• Representation beyond the conclusion of the fact-finding hearing
• Additional hearings due to adjournments or new evidence

Final Hearing
Fixed Fee – £5,000 plus VAT (Plus Barrister’s fee)
This stage involves preparing and presenting the full case at the final hearing, where the court decides whether to make, vary, or discharge the order.

What’s Included:
• Comprehensive review and preparation of the case
• Finalising and submitting hearing bundles
• Pre-hearing meeting to discuss legal strategy
• Instruction of an experienced family barrister
• Legal representation and support throughout the hearing

What’s Not Included:
• Enforcement of any final orders
• Appeals or further post-judgment proceedings

Important Note
The above fixed fees serve as a guideline and may vary depending on your case’s urgency, complexity, and individual facts. From the outset, we will assess your situation and confirm whether a fixed fee arrangement is appropriate. A written quote will be provided before any work begins. Barrister’s fees are not included and will be discussed and confirmed in advance. Most Non-Molestation and Occupation Order applications do not attract a court fee.

Assessment for Grounds of Appeal

Fixed Fee – £1,750.00 + VAT

Plus AML (Anti-Money Laundering) ID check of £36

(This fixed fee applies where transcripts and case documents are readily obtainable. For more complex matters requiring additional court applications or extensive disclosure, we will provide a tailored quote based on your circumstances.)

This service is designed for individuals who have received a judgment and wish to obtain expert legal advice on whether there are valid grounds to appeal. Our senior solicitor will conduct a thorough case review, arrange for court transcripts, and provide you with a clear, written assessment outlining your prospects and next steps.

By using this service, you will gain peace of mind knowing whether an appeal is worth pursuing or not. It can save you significant time, stress, and costs by ensuring you only proceed if there is a strong legal basis to do so.

What’s Included:

  • 1 Hour Consultation with Senior Solicitor
    A comprehensive consultation to discuss your case, the judgment, and any urgent deadlines.
  • Request for Court Transcripts
    We will arrange for copies of your court hearing recordings and transcripts through a trusted third-party provider.
  • Full Judgment and Case Document Review
    A detailed analysis of the judgment and supporting documents to identify potential errors in law, procedural irregularities, or breaches of legal principles.
  • Written Legal Assessment Report
    A clear and concise report from our senior solicitor outlining:
    1. Whether there are arguable grounds  for appeal.
    2. The strengths and weaknesses of your case.
    3. Recommended next steps and legal strategy.
  • Advice on Time Limits and Procedure
    Guidance on appeal deadlines and procedural requirements so you can act within strict timeframes.

* A Grounds of Appeal Assessment provides certainty at a critical stage. Whether you choose to move forward or not, you’ll have a clear understanding of your legal position and options.

Legal Letter

Fixed Fee – £500.00 + VAT

Plus AML (Anti-Money Laundering) ID check of £36

(For complex matters requiring extensive advice or multiple letters, a custom quote will be provided based on your specific circumstances.)

When difficult situations require a clear, authoritative response, our fixed fee service gives you access to a senior solicitor with over 20 years’ experience in Family Law. We’ll work with you to understand your circumstances, offer strategic advice, and draft a bespoke legal letter that sets out your position with strength and precision. From start to finish, we ensure you feel supported, confident, and in control, while we handle the legal complexities on your behalf.

What’s Included:

  • A 30-minute consultation with a Senior Solicitor (20+ years’ Family Law expertise) to understand your objectives and discuss the desired outcome
  • Tailored legal advice on your rights, options, and the most effective approach
  • Strategic guidance on the tone and language of the letter (firm, conciliatory, or neutral) to achieve the best possible result
  • Drafting a bespoke, professionally written legal letter aligned with your instructions
  • One round of revisions to fine-tune the letter and ensure it reflects your position perfectly
  • Sending the finalised letter on your behalf to the intended recipient

*This fixed fee applies to straightforward legal letters. For complex cases involving multiple parties, contentious disputes, or letters requiring detailed legal research, we will provide a tailored quote. Let us know if this applies to your situation so we can advise accordingly.

1 Hour Legal Consultation

Fixed Fee – £300 plus VAT

Book a comprehensive 1-hour legal consultation with our Senior Solicitor, who has over 20 years of experience handling complex legal matters. During this session, you will gain a clear understanding of your legal rights, available options, the processes involved, and the likely costs associated with your case.

What to Expect:

 

  • In-Depth Case Analysis: Begin the consultation by discussing your situation in detail. Our Senior Solicitor will listen carefully to your concerns, identify key issues, and provide professional insight into your case.
  • Explore Legal Options: You will be guided through various legal procedures and potential options available to resolve your issue. We’ll outline a strategic legal plan tailored to your needs and objectives.
  • Cost Transparency: Our solicitor will provide a precise estimate of the costs associated with your case, helping you understand whether a fixed fee or hourly rate structure would be most beneficial for your circumstances.
  • Opportunity to Ask Questions: This is your chance to ask any questions about your case, the legal process, or the potential outcomes. You’ll receive expert advice about the steps ahead.This consultation is designed to give you a thorough understanding of your legal options and how to proceed confidently. Contact us today to arrange your appointment and take the first step toward resolving your legal matter.
1 Hour Consultation with Document Review (Under 20 Pages)

Fixed Fee – £400 plus VAT

Book a comprehensive 1-hour legal consultation with our Senior Solicitor, who has over 20 years of experience handling complex legal matters. This package includes an in-depth review of any documents you provide (up to 20 pages) and a detailed consultation to help you understand your legal options. Whether you’re seeking advice on a specific legal issue or need assistance interpreting documents, this service is designed to provide clarity and expert guidance.

What to Expect:

  • In-Depth Case Analysis: During the consultation, our Senior Solicitor will listen carefully to your concerns, providing professional insight into your case. This will allow us to fully understand the legal context of your situation and tailor our advice to meet your needs.

  • Document Review (Up to 20 Pages): You may submit up to 20 pages of documents for review before your consultation. Our solicitor will thoroughly assess these documents, offering clear feedback on their contents. This includes identifying key issues, risks, and potential legal implications and suggesting areas where additional attention may be required. Our solicitor will explain the language, terms, and any legal consequences that may affect you.
  • Explore Legal Options: After reviewing your documents, we will guide you through your legal options, explaining potential strategies for addressing your issue. We’ll help you understand the processes involved, the advantages of different approaches, and the likely outcomes based on your case’s specifics.
  • Cost Transparency: We will provide a transparent estimate of the potential costs involved in your case, allowing you to understand your financial options and decide on the best fee structure for your situation.
  • Opportunity to Ask Questions: This is your opportunity to ask any questions about the documents, your case, or the legal process. You’ll leave with a clear understanding of your next steps and any actions needed to progress your case effectively.

This service is perfect for individuals who need professional legal insight into their documents and guidance on the best course of action.

1 Hour Consultation with Court Bundle Review

Fixed Fee – £650 plus VAT

Book a comprehensive 1-hour consultation with our Senior Solicitor, who has over 20 years of experience handling complex legal matters. This service includes a detailed review of your court bundle and a discussion of your current situation. Whether you are changing solicitors or representing yourself and feeling stuck, this consultation will provide you with the clarity and guidance needed to move forward confidently in your case. Court bundles are integral to family court proceedings, containing essential information related to the dispute at hand. We will help you assess where your case stands and how best to proceed.

What to Expect:

In-Depth Case Analysis: Our Senior Solicitor will begin by discussing your situation in detail. Whether you’re changing solicitors or representing yourself, we will listen to your concerns and provide insights into the current status of your case. If you have attended previous hearings, we will help you understand the significance of those hearings and how they impact the next steps in your case.

Court Bundle Review: The court bundle is a vital component of family court proceedings, containing all the key documents, evidence, and witness statements. When changing solicitors or representing yourself, it’s essential to understand where your case stands clearly. We will review your entire court bundle, regardless of size, and assess its completeness, organisation, and the status of your case based on prior hearings. Our solicitor will pinpoint any gaps or areas that need further attention, ensuring you are fully prepared moving forward.

Strategic Legal Guidance: We will provide tailored legal advice on progressing your case after reviewing the court bundle. This includes identifying your next steps, preparing for upcoming hearings, and advising you on effectively presenting your case. We’ll also help you navigate any legal hurdles and provide strategies to address any issues arising during the proceedings.

Cost Transparency: We will provide a clear breakdown of any potential costs associated with taking over your case, including court fees, disbursements, and any future legal work that may be required. This will help you understand the financial implications of switching solicitors or continuing without representation, ensuring you can plan accordingly.

Opportunity to Ask Questions: This consultation allows you to ask any questions about your case, your court bundle, or the family court process. You’ll leave with a clearer understanding of your case’s status, the steps ahead, and how to proceed confidently.

This service is ideal for individuals who are either changing solicitors or representing themselves and need a professional review of their court bundle. If you’re unsure where your case stands or need help getting unstuck, our Senior Solicitor will provide the expert guidance you need to move forward.

1 Hour Same-Day Emergency Consultation
  • Fixed Fee – £800 plus VAT

    Need urgent legal advice?
    Book a same-day emergency consultation with our Senior Solicitor. This one-hour session is designed for individuals facing time-sensitive legal issues who need immediate guidance. Whether you’re dealing with an unexpected legal challenge, require urgent advice on a developing matter, or need swift support in an emergency, our Senior Solicitor will provide the professional insight you need to navigate the situation effectively.

    What to Expect:

    • Immediate Case Assessment:
    During this consultation, our Senior Solicitor will thoroughly assess your situation, listening closely to the details of your urgent legal matter. We understand that time is critical in emergencies, so we’ll focus on quickly identifying key issues, risks, and legal options to address your immediate concerns.

    • Urgent Legal Guidance:
    Based on the details you provide, our solicitor will offer clear, practical advice on the best course of action to take immediately. Whether you need guidance on responding to a sudden legal threat, urgent legal documentation, or preparing for an imminent hearing, we will ensure you’re fully informed and equipped to make informed decisions under pressure.

    • Actionable Next Steps:
    You will receive direct and actionable advice on the next steps required to resolve your issue. Our solicitor will help you prioritize the most urgent tasks and advise you on the most effective approach to take immediately, alleviating any stress or uncertainty.

    • Cost Transparency:
    In this consultation, our solicitor will also clearly explain the costs involved in resolving your matter. We’ll explain any necessary next steps, including potential ongoing fees, and provide an overview of how to budget for the legal work needed.

    • Opportunity to Ask Questions:
    This is your opportunity to ask any questions about your urgent situation, the legal process, or any immediate actions you need to take. You’ll leave the consultation with a clear understanding of your options and the steps ahead, ensuring you are fully prepared to tackle the issue.

    This service is ideal for individuals who need urgent legal assistance, whether for an emergency court matter, an unexpected legal dispute, or a crisis. Our Senior Solicitor will work with you to provide immediate support and help you navigate your urgent legal situation effectively.

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