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The 'one lawyer two client' approach to divorce

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In this video, hear from Willans’ head of family law, Sharon Giles as she introduces the ‘one lawyer two client’ approach to divorce, which allows divorcing couples to amicably end their marriage with the help of one adviser.

From the introduction and roll out of ‘no-fault divorce’ to online applications and remote court hearings, the recent changes to the divorce process have been introduced to reflect the evolving needs of modern society.

Sharon is one of a handful of practioners to have completed the Resolution Together training, which allows her to offer a joint advice service to couples who don’t want conflict to feature in their divorce.

As part of Resolution’s ‘Good Divorce Week’ this November, the organisation aims to encourage people to have a more positive and less stressful divorce by focusing on clear, non-confrontational methods.

If you and your partner are considering a divorce and believe that a ‘one lawyer, two client’ approach is right for both of you, please get in touch. With professional help and support, you can ensure that all matters arising from the marriage are properly considered and settled.

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Our friendly team of experienced family law solicitors and chartered legal executives can help you with a wide range of matters, from divorce, separation and finances, to your children, and prenuptial, postnuptial and cohabitation agreements. We are committed to delivering the best outcome for you, and will give you supportive, careful guidance along the way.

The family law team at Willans is ranked in prestigious independent guides, The Legal 500 UK and Chambers UK, as a result of outstanding client feedback. Find out more about our family law team here. 

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Disclaimer: All legal information is correct at the time of publication but please be aware that laws may change over time. This article contains general legal information but should not be relied upon as legal advice. Please seek professional legal advice about your specific situation - contact us; we’d be delighted to help.
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