We are one of a handful of firms nationally with the strength and depth to handle every type of case, from a straightforward divorce to the most complex breakdowns including disputes involving children, high value matrimonial assets, and international issues.
Aramas Law understand that a relationship breakdown is a stressful time for you, both emotionally and practically. Money is often tight and the cost of seeing a solicitor can be daunting.
That’s why we offer:
A professional and informative phone consultation
Fixed Fee availability
Competitive prices
With us, you can be confident you’re working with the most cost-effective, understanding solicitors around. We’ll cut out the jargon and take a calm, pragmatic approach to deal with your case in a sympathetic manner. What’s more, our years of experience allow us to get the best possible result for you.
Divorce is the legal process of terminating your marriage i.e. ending the legal relationship entered into via marriage. There is only one ground for divorce in England: That the marriage has broken down, irretrievably.
The person who instigates divorce proceedings is known as the petitioner. They must prove that the marriage has irretrievably broken down on the basis of one of the follwoing:
The respondent has committed adultery. A petitioner cannot cite their own adultery as a reason.
The respondent has behaved unreasonably
The respondent has deserted the petitioner for two years or more
The parties (petitioner and respondent) have lived separately for two years or more
Both parties have lived apart for over five years
Divorce is often challenging task and specialist legal advice from a family solicitor should always be sought. It is also important to note that the divorce procedure relates just to the relationship itself and is not concerned with the financial implications of the marriage breakdown.
Aramas law can take you through all aspects of the divorce process, making it less emotionally and financially stressful for you.
People sometimes deny themselves legal advice due to a fear of high legal costs. At Aramas Law we offer clear and transparent fees with no hidden extras. You will always know what you’re paying from the start. At present the fee for making a divorce application via the courts is £550. This fee is fixed and is the same for all applicants. Aramas Law can offer you a fixed fee package for your divorce, keeping you in control of your legal costs. We keep our fees at low competitive prices because we believe justice should be within financial reach of everyone.
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I was so worried about how my divorce would affect my business and finances. Your expert and calm advice right at the start helped me to negotiate a fair divorce settlement with my husband, avoiding a court battle. I would recommend you highly to anyone.
I was so stressed when getting divorced, everything was a mess and I was on the phone to you daily. Your advice and guidance gave me strength and helped through such dark times, I won’t ever forget. I recommend you to anyone I know with family issues, big or small!
Thank you so much for all your hard work. When I first transferred my case from other lawyers, after spending so much and getting nowhere, you immediately turned the case around! Because of you, I am now meeting my son again after 2 years and words cant express how happy I am.
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