Divorce & Separation Helpful advice on separation and settlements Divorce & Separation Helpful advice on separation and settlements When you are facing an extremely difficult and challenging time in your life, Horsey Lightly will provide the clear, reassuring guidance you need. Our expert team of divorce solicitors advise on all matters of divorce and separation, including divorce settlements. Contact the Family Team Phone: 01635 580858 × Contact the Divorce & Separation Team Contact the Family Team Phone: 01635 580858 Contact Us Please enter your details below to discover more about the services that are available from Horsey Lightly Solicitors. Name Email Phone Comment/Question Sympathetic divorce solicitorsAt Horsey Lightly, we understand that breaking up is a highly emotional experience. Our dedicated team of divorce lawyers will do everything they can to relieve the burden of your situation, and help you plan for the future. From a relatively straightforward divorce, to more complex matters, where there may be jurisdictional issues, we will provide the exact expertise you need.Timely advice and supportIf you are considering divorce or separation, it is extremely important to seek initial, expert advice before you embark on any negotiations with your spouse. By understanding your individual circumstances, ourteam will work quickly to help you establish your long-term financial security and the arrangements for your children.Finding the best way forwardIf you decide to proceed towards a divorce settlement, our team of divorce solicitors in London and Newbury will help you find the most appropriate way forward for you at an early stage. This may include:Court-based - If you choose to take a more traditional approach, we will provide the helpful advice you need, and support you through the entire process. Always, our focus is on seeking a positive and cost-effective outcome.Mediation - If you want to reach an agreement out of court, mediation can be a less contentious and more cost-effective route. Mediation can take place before or during the legal process. With this approach, an independent mediator (or co-mediator) works to help parties resolve issues between themselves.Collaborative law - As a newer alternative to court-based proceedings, collaborative law is an approach where parties work together with their collaboratively trained lawyers to resolve matters outside of court. This approach can more effectively preserve the relationship between parties, which can be extremely beneficial when children are involved. The Divorce & Separation Team Alison Whistler Solicitor Jeremy Fitzgibbon Managing Partner Karen Dale Accounts Manager Recent News for Divorce & Separation Love in the time of Coronavirus 18 March 2020 Read more on Love in the time of Coronavirus Divorce 'Blame Game' to end 03 March 2020 Divorcing couples may no longer have to blame one another for the breakdown of their marriage as a Bill that seeks to reduce family conflict proceeds through Parliament. Read more on Divorce 'Blame Game' to end View All the Divorce & Separation Articles