Marriage and family proceedings
Advice and representation concerning validity of marriage, dissolution, judicial separation and other family causes.


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We advise on marriage and family proceedings, adoption and guardianship applications, wills, grants of probate, letters of administration and the management of estates.
Discuss your matter ↗Family proceedings can involve difficult decisions about marriage, children, maintenance and property. Estate work may begin with planning through a will or arise later when a family needs authority to manage and distribute a person’s assets.
The firm’s published scope includes divorce and separation, adoption, guardianship, custody and maintenance, wills, probate, letters of administration and estate distribution.
We help clients understand the relevant application or process, the documents required and the decisions that need attention at each stage.
Advice and representation concerning validity of marriage, dissolution, judicial separation and other family causes.
Support on maintenance, custody, settlements and related arrangements, taking account of the legal process and circumstances raised.
Legal assistance with adoption and guardianship matters, including the associated applications and documentation.
Preparation and review of wills, and advice concerning testate and intestate succession and the rights that arise on death.
Support with applications for probate or letters of administration and the steps involved in administering an estate.
Advice on distribution of estate assets, partition of family property and related arrangements for its sale or transfer.
Tell us what has happened, what you need to decide and any dates or documents that matter.
We review the relevant facts and explain the issues, options and points that need attention.
We discuss a suitable scope of work and what action, documentation or representation may follow.
Information on this page is general and does not constitute legal advice. Contact the firm to discuss the facts of your matter.
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