Relationship Breakdown
Over 120,000 couples divorce each year in England and Wales. In addition, there are married couples who decide not to divorce, but feel they can no longer live together and just wish to separate.
For those living together, the rates of separation are greater than for married couples. For civil partners, although the number entering into civil partnerships rose in 2012 to over 7,000, the dissolution figures have also continued to rise to over 800. The first same-sex marriage only took place in March 2014, so there are no statistics available yet for the rates of separation.
When any relationship breaks down it can be a very difficult time, not just emotionally, but also financially. Our highly experienced family law team in Chester and Shrewsbury can support you through this period and make sure you get a fair financial settlement as you plan the future for yourself and any children.
Relationship Breakdown Help
Aaron & Partners’ specialist divorce lawyers have advised many couples through their relationship break up.
Areas of Expertise:
- Break-up of civil partnerships
- Divorce
- Domestic abuse
- Separation
- Separation of unmarried couples
If your relationship is breaking down, in all but a handful of situations it will be necessary to involve a solicitor. That’s where we can help. If you’re unsure of where you stand or where to start, contact us for friendly, expert advice on how to safeguard your interests.
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Richard Barge
Partner & Head of Family Law |
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Lorraine Saunders
Family Law Partner |