Divorce Solicitors in Shrewsbury
Here at Aaron & Partners, we understand that resolving complex and emotional matrimonial cases requires a personal and discreet service. Our expertise has garnered us the reputation as more than an ordinary law firm – dedicating our expertise to resolving your legal issues.
Our divorce lawyers in Shrewsbury are committed to supporting you through complex family law cases – from the division of trusts and pensions to overseas assets and business shares.
If you’re looking for a divorce lawyer in Shrewsbury, reach out to our team to find out how we can help you.
Dependable Support Through Every Stage of Your Divorce
At Aaron & Partners, we understand the emotional and legal complexities involved with divorce - and we’ll always strive to provide the guidance you need to navigate this challenging process with clarity and confidence.
Our divorce solicitors in Shrewsbury will work with you through each stage of the divorce process, from initial consultation to final settlements – always providing clear communication and robust legal advice that keeps you supported and informed.
Divorce Services Focused on Protecting Your Interests
Our divorce lawyers in Shrewsbury cover a wide range of issues relating to divorce, including any financial and child-related matters that may result from the dissolution of a relationship.
For complex divorce cases involving overseas assets, business shares, pensions, and trusts, we have a team of skilled lawyers to offer you clear and objective advice to guide you through these challenges.
If you’re looking to settle a dispute outside of court, collaborative law or separation counselling may be the best approach. These processes prioritise mutual cooperation, guided by solicitors to ensure you make informed decisions.
Discover more information about our range of divorce services below.
Why Choose Our Shrewsbury Divorce Solicitors?
Our divorce solicitors in Shrewsbury provide specialised legal advice to clients across Shropshire and the wider Midlands region. We have decades of combined experience handling complex divorce matters, always advising clients on the best course of action.
We pride ourselves on offering supportive and insightful advice to help individuals, and their loved ones, protect their wealth and resolve family matters.
Because we’re devoted to upholding the highest standards in our legal practice, our team includes a Court of Protection Panel Deputy, and we are a member of the International Advisory Group – an international network of more than 60 professional advisory firms.
Whichever stage you’re at in your divorce or what that separation entails, Aaron & Partners has the expertise and connections to guide you through.
Meet Our Expert Divorce Law Solicitors
Simon Magner Mawdsley
Partner | Head of Family Law
Simon specialises in all aspects of relationship breakdowns, including divorce, financial settlements, and civil partnerships, with a particular focus on complex, high-net-worth family law cases. Simon understands the emotional strain that comes with the end of a relationship and provides his clients with the support and guidance needed during these challenging times.
Lorraine Saunders
Family Law Partner
With 25 years experience as a family law solicitor, clients describe Lorraine as, “first class”, “approachable and knowledgeable”, “very professional” and “a tenacious but empathetic lawyer who obtains outstanding results.” She is one of the go-to lawyers in the region for matrimonial, cohabitation and children cases.
Victoria Syvret
Family Law Partner
Victoria is an experienced Partner within our Family Law team, with extensive expertise in guiding clients through relationship breakdowns and disputes.
Our Shrewsbury Office
Get in touch with one of our highly qualified divorce lawyers in Chester today to get assistance with your divorce or separation.
Our office is located within two miles of Shrewsbury’s town centre, at the Oxon Business Park.
FAQs:
Do you get half when you get divorced?
Although the starting position is equal division of the assets, there are some things to consider that could mean you get more or less than 50%.
Factors that can affect it include need of the children, you or your ex-spouse’s needs and whether or not there are any pre- or post-marital assets.
What happens if your partner won’t sign the divorce papers?
To be able to proceed with your divorce application if your ex-spouse won’t sign the divorce papers, you have to provide the court with proof that they have been served with the divorce petition.
This can be done through having them personally served by a bailer or process server, or having some documentary evidence that they’ve signed for the divorce petition.
Does someone have to be at fault for a divorce?
Since April 2022, no-fault divorce proceedings have been in effect, allowing you to file for divorce without assigning blame to the other party.
Can you stay friends after getting a divorce?
While it’s hoped that everyone will remain on good terms after a divorce, it ultimately depends on the circumstances of the separation, including any conflicts or challenges in dividing assets.
Who gets the children in a divorce?
Focusing on the children's needs and what’s in their best interest is crucial during divorce proceedings.
If there are any safeguarding concerns, it may result in them spending more time with one parent. However, the children should hopefully maintain a relationship with both parents after a divorce.
