Divorce
Mutual consent and contested divorce under the applicable personal law.
Practice area
Family & Matrimonial
Divorce, custody, maintenance, wills and succession — handled with sensitivity and complete discretion.
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Practice area
Divorce, custody, maintenance, wills and succession — handled with sensitivity and complete discretion.
Overview
Family matters are personal and often painful. We listen without judgement, explain the law that applies to you — whether under personal law or the Special Marriage Act — and explore mediation and settlement wherever possible. Every conversation is kept strictly confidential.
Matters we handle
A summary of the work we do in this area. Every matter is different, so please speak to us about yours.
Mutual consent and contested divorce under the applicable personal law.
Claims for maintenance for spouses, children and parents.
Arrangements that put the welfare of the child first.
Family court counselling and mediated settlements.
Drafting wills, succession certificates and probate.
Cross-border matrimonial, custody and succession questions for families abroad.
The steps vary with each matter; this is the usual outline.
We listen, understand your situation and answer your questions.
We explain the legal routes, including mediation, and what each involves.
Petitions, replies and appearances before the family court.
Drafting settlement terms or following through on the court's order.
General information only — every matter turns on its own facts. Please speak to an advocate about yours.
Both spouses file a joint petition. After a cooling-off period, which the court may waive in some cases, a decree can be granted if consent continues.
Yes. Everything you share with us is kept confidential, and family court proceedings are usually held in private.
Yes, a will can be revoked or replaced at any time while the person making it is alive and of sound mind.
Yes. Let us know as early as possible and we will happily help you rearrange.
Tell us briefly what your matter is about and when you're available. Our office will call you to arrange a meeting with an advocate.