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Heseltine Bray & Welsh Solicitors - Barnsley - South Yorkshire
We can provide a sympathetic ear and advice and guidance on family and matrimonial problems.

We can discuss with you the wide range of options open to you and we will try to help you resolve your problem with the least possible upset to you and your family.

Seeking a Solicitor's advice does not mean that Court Proceedings will follow.

We can help you with the following areas:
Legal Separation
Divorce
Related Matters which may include Residence, Contact, Finances and Local Authority Proceedings

If you would like further advice please arrange an appointment to see one of our family experts, David York or Iain Sutcliffe, or if you would prefer, telephone for a brief initial discussion.

Informal separation means living separately either at different addresses or in the same house. Long or short term, it doesn't need to involve the courts unless you disagree over arrangements for the children.

We can advise you on the merits of an informal separation and draw up a formal 'Separation Agreement'. We can also help you and your partner try and reach a future agreement.

Openness on both sides over money is essential for a negotiated agreement.

If the separation becomes permanent, the Separation Agreement can be incorporated into the final settlement.
http://www.hbw-law.co.uk/
From: South Yorkshire
Current Rating: 10.00
Number of Votes: 1
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Date: 6 Mar 2006