Who do I need to speak to?
Divorce can be overwhelming. Here’s a quick guide on who you can talk to.
Family mediation in the UK is a voluntary, confidential process where an independent, trained professional helps separating couples resolve disputes over children, finances, or property without going to court. It focuses on finding practical, mutually agreed solutions rather than blaming, saving time and money while reducing stress.
To contact one of our professional Mediators, please use the link above.
Collaborative family law in the UK is a voluntary, non-court process where separating couples and their specifically trained lawyers meet face-to-face to negotiate settlements, avoiding court hearings. It uses a "participation agreement" that commits everyone to resolving issues like finance and child arrangements collaboratively, preventing the same lawyers from representing them if the process breaks down.
For legal advice, please use the link above to contact one of our Collaborative Family Law Team.
An emotional neutral (or family consultant) in UK collaborative law is a neutral, third-party professional, often a coach or therapist, who helps separating couples manage the emotional, non-legal aspects of divorce. They facilitate productive communication, reduce conflict, and assist with co-parenting plans, ensuring the process remains child-focused.
To contact one of our professional coaches, therapists or counsellors, please use the link above.
Financial advisors in the UK, under the collaborative family law act as neutral experts, providing clear, unbiased financial data to help divorcing couples reach a mutually beneficial settlement without court. They analyse assets, structure tax-efficient settlements, manage pension sharing, and create sustainable post-divorce budgets, often providing better long-term financial outcomes for both parties.
To contact one of our professional coaches, therapists or counsellors, please use the link above.