HRS Divorce Solicitors
Whether you are thinking about a separation or divorce, sorting out the finances or resolving disputes that come from a break up, HRS Family Law Solicitors can guide you through the whole process to make it as easy as possible.
We Are Expert Divorce Solicitors
HRS Family Law Solicitors are one of the largest specialist divorce solicitors and family law firms in the Midlands. Over the past two decades we have helped tens of thousands of people separate from their partner quickly and with minimum fuss. We believe everyone should have access to the best legal advice which is why we offer all clients access to payment plans, fixed fee divorces, and where appropriate, legal aid. So no matter your background or situation we can help you divorce from your partner quickly and with minimal fuss. If you’d like to know more about our divorce services take a look at our Case Studies or our FAQs below. Or to see what other people think check out our reviews.
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How we can help…
Getting a divorce can be complicated. Alongside all of the emotional difficulty there are endless forms, paperwork and legal terms to get to grips with. HRS Family Law Solicitors use our decades of experience and close proximity to the court to take all of the fuss out of getting divorced. Our expert divorce solicitors advise you on the best course of action for your case. They fill out all paperwork on your behalf, negotiate favourable arrangements, and ensure your side is represented strongly in court.
If you are thinking about getting a divorce and need someone to talk to, we offer a free first interview to all our clients. This gives you the opportunity to ask any questions you want without obligation. Ask us about:
- How a divorce works
- How to sort out the matrimonial finances
- How to arrange maintenance
- How to keep the former matrimonial home
- Arranging the best Child Support possible
- Separation agreements
- Fixed Fee Divorce packages
- Collaborative Law
Why choose HRS Family Law Solicitors
1. No legalese or jargon – Just straightforward advice focused on achieving your goal. At HRS we understand that you are the client and our role is to give you advice and assistance. It is not for us to tell you what to do.
2. Experts in our field – HRS Family Law have helped tens of thousands of people divorce successfully. We are well respected in our field. Our senior Solicitors are all members of Resolution and are specialists in divorce and finance, skilled in obtaining and protecting assets in the event of a relationship breakdown and negotiating the best outcome for you.
3. We are on your side – HRS Family Law Lawyers work for you. We work hard to make your divorce as seamless and fuss free as possible. Tell us what you want to achieve and we will negotiate hard and deploy the best legal arguments to achieve it.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, but under the new Divorce Law, this is only in limited circumstances. The reality is that in most cases people who want to get divorced can achieve that.
Under the new laws, it is a 26-week process, which is set by the Court. Please note, however, that there may be good reasons for it to be delayed. For example, you should also be dealing with Children and Finance issues.
This does depend on the nature of the case. It is unlikely that you would need to attend court for the Divorce proceedings but when lawyers discuss “Divorce” we include other issues such as Financial matters, and if parties cannot reach an agreement then attendance at Court would be required.
Yes. But you may still need a deed poll to legally change your name on your Passport, Driving License or any other official records.
Yes – the court can make an order “dispensing with service” of your divorce application, provided you can show that you have made all reasonable efforts to locate your husband/wife.
You cannot apply for a divorce until you have been married for at least 1 year.
Yes, subject to providing evidence confirming that your marriage was legal in the country in which it took place and other criteria are met.
Yes, following the change in the law in April 2022, joint divorces can be submitted, however, we can only act for one party in the proceedings. The are good reasons for this.
Yes. We can provide assistance in relation to divorce under the Legal Help scheme, however, this is limited and based on income and proof of domestic abuse and/or child abuse. We offer a fixed fee and payment plan for people who do not qualify for Legal Aid.
No – it is no longer necessary to prove that your husband/wife has behaved badly. You are entitled to a divorce on a “no fault” basis, provided you believe that the marriage has irretrievably broken down.
Yes – once you have issued a divorce application you can then also apply for various financial orders such as maintenance, a lump sum, transfer of property such as a family home, and a pension sharing order.
Usually the divorce court can only order maintenance payments for children if both parents agree. If not, then either parent can make an application to the Child Maintenance Service, which will apply a standard calculation to work out how much should be paid.
