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Specialist Solicitors, Protecting You And Your Family's Future...
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Family & Matrimonial Solicitors Bournemouth Coming to terms with a relationship breakdown is never easy, especially if you there are young children involved. At Solomons Solicitors we understand that no two cases are the same and that a professional but sensitive approach is needed when dealing with such cases. We want to ensure that your personal and financial circumstances are properly cared for. Financial Issues The financial implications of a relationship breakdown are often complicated and potentially expensive. We can offer assistance and guidance through our family and matrimonial services to ensure that your financial future is as secure as possible. Children Any situation will inevitably become harder when there are children involved, the welfare and safety of the children involved is paramount in the case. We want to help families ensure the best for their children; we can help with issues such as residence, contact and financial support. Changing your Will It is often put to the back of peoples mind when a relationship has broken down, however, it is vitally important to update or create a new will as soon as possible. It is generally the case that couples who are separating no longer wish to leave their property to their former partner, who may occur under an existing, will or if no will has been made at all. In addition, after a divorce has been granted, any previous Will(s) made by you or your previous partner will be invalid. Making sure that your personal and financial circumstances are in order is the only way to ensure that your affairs will be properly looked after, this is crucially important if you have children and want to ensure their wellbeing later on in life. Pre-nuptial Agreements Many couples contemplating marriage or remarriage may want to consider entering a pre-nuptial agreement. This document sets out to protect the people involved from financial loss and difficulties if the relationship breaks down at a later stage. The agreement sets out who will own individual assets. Whilst such agreements do not specifically bind the Court in England and Wales, more weight is increasingly being attached to them by the Courts and, if a valid pre-nuptial agreement exists between the parties, its terms will generally be upheld unless the Court considers there is good reason to decide otherwise. We can assist you with this. Other Family Law Issues Solomons Solicitors deals with many areas of Family and Matrimonial law, here are some of the following services that we offer. If you have any questions of would like to enquire about a service not mentioned on our site, please do not hesitate to contact us.
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