The content of this website is not intended to be online divorce advice which should only be obtained directly from a professionally qualified UK divorce lawyer. Our nationwide network of specialist solicitors will give free initial advice on all matters relating to matrimonial disputes including dissolution of marriage, separation, injunctions, finance and agreements and court orders relating to custody and access to children without further obligation. If after talking to us you decide not to take matters further you are under no obligation to do so and you will not be charged anything at all.
Legal Disclaimer
We make reasonable effort to ensure that the information on this website, which relates principaly to England and Wales, is accurate however due to the ever changing nature of law which is not only affected by legislation but also by case law we cannot guarantee nor warrant the validity of the accuracy of the information. We therefore provide this information not as online divorce advice but for educational purposes only. Legal advice should only be obtained from a professionally qualified UK divorce lawyer. You should not use any information on this website as a basis to delay seeking professional legal advice or professional legal representation and you should not act on, or rely on, any information on the site without personally seeking the independent advice of a lawyer. The proprietors of this website disclaim all responsibility for loss, claim or damage of any kind resulting from, arising out of or in any way related to the site. This website is an advertisement for a legal referral agency and mere consideration of the site does not create any contractual or solicitor/client relationship. All enquiries are considered by qualified solicitors and a solicitor/client relationship does not exist until your claim is accepted and confirmed in writing by the solicitor concerned.
Data Protection
We take data protection, confidentiality and privacy very seriously. Personal information is only transmitted to qualified solicitors for consideration of claims and to no one else. All personal information gathered by us is destroyed at the conclusion of any case leaving the only record of the transactions with the allocated solicitor. No personal information is held on the website servers and information transmitted to us via the website is kept on password protected computer hard drives and backed up to a secondary password protected hard drive and to a secure off site location every night. We have an open policy and you may inspect any record of the information that you have supplied to us and any erroneous information will be corrected at your request.
UK Divorce Lawyer Jurisdiction Issues
Scotland and Northern Ireland are two separate legal jurisdictions and are independent of England and Wales which is one joint juridiction. Certain legislation passed by Parliament in London effectively applies throughout the United Kingdom however some statutes apply only to the individual jurisdictions. Scotland and Northern Ireland have separate parliaments to deal specifically with local issues. Solicitors in each of the three jurisdictions usually become qualified in that particular jurisdiction due to the variations in the law for each area however some individuals do become dually qualified and are allowed to practice in more than one jurisdiction. Whilst the law outlined on this website generally refers to England and Wales there are often very close similarities with the law in Scotland and Northern Ireland which is in most cases identical. Enquiries to this site are referred for advice to solicitors in the relevant jurisdiction and any authorised legal action is taken by a solicitor in the correct location. Our solicitors are able to deal with matrimonial cases throughout the UK and in addition we have panel lawyers in the USA, Canada, Australia and The Republic Of Ireland. We are also able to deal with matrimonial cases throughout the European Union and in certain other countries.