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- - Stacey Appleby
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  - Fareham
- - Family
- - 01329 222013
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- - Graeme Barclay
  - Partner
  - Southampton
- - Family
- - 023 8071 7444
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- - Claire Knight
  - Chartered Legal Executive and Associate
  - Fareham
- - Family
- - 01329 222012
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- - Sam Miles
  - Partner
  - Southampton
- - Family
- - 023 8071 7444
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- - Sarah Pennicott
  - Associate Solicitor
  - Fareham
- - Family
- - 023 9277 6552
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- - Steph Preston
  - Paralegal
  - Southampton
- - Family
- - 023 8071 7444
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- - Lauren Robbins
  - Legal Secretary
  - Southampton
- - Family
- - 023 8071 7444
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- - Stacey Robertson
  - Manager
  - Southampton
- - Family
- - 023 8071 7431
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- - 01329 288121
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- - 023 8063 9311
- Portsmouth
- - 023 9275 3575
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- - 023 8071 7467
- Waterlooville
- - 023 9277 6569

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Should I wait to apply for my Decree Absolute?

Posted2019-12-06 09:09
AuthorSam Miles

Once you have made the decision to divorce, we know that you will be keen to finalise the details as swiftly as possible to allow you to move forward with your new life. The first step is to apply for your Decree Nisi and once that is granted you can apply for your Decree Absolute; we are often asked whether we would recommend applying for the Decree Absolute at the earliest opportunity or whether it would be more prudent to wait. Sam Miles, Family Partner, explains here why it could be in your best interests to wait to apply until the time is right.

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Do I need a Solicitor for Family Mediation?

Posted2019-11-29 09:45
AuthorSam Miles

Family Mediation is an alternative way to resolve disputes with your former partner if you are divorcing or separating; however, there is often some confusion over the roles of a Solicitor and Family Mediator, and whether a Solicitor should be appointed to coincide with Mediation. While a Solicitor is there to advise you legally throughout your divorce or separation, a Family Mediator will work with both you and your former partner to help you to make joint decisions involving your children or finances. Sam Miles, Family Partner and accredited Family Mediator, here explains the difference between a Solicitor and a Mediator and the roles they have to play.

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What happens if my former partner won't go to Family Mediation?

Posted2019-10-25 08:54
AuthorClaire Knight

Family Mediation is an entirely voluntary process and neither party can be forced to attend if they do not wish to. It is understandable that you may feel nervous or apprehensive about talking to a stranger about difficulties you are having in reaching agreement on certain matters following a divorce or separation. Claire Knight, Law Society accredited and Resolution trained Family Mediator, here explains how Family Mediation can help you reach an agreement and what happens if your former partner does refuse to attend.

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