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The emotional, financial and practical aspects of a divorce can even more demanding if there is an international dimension.
You or your former partner may now live outside the UK, financial and property assets may be spread across a number of countries, any current arrangements for children may not be not sustainable and, critically, there is the potential complication of multiple legal jurisdictions.
Our specialist international divorce lawyers are very experienced in advising on a wide range of situations, including those involving complex, multi-country pension schemes, property and financial investment portfolios.
International divorce cases require legal advisors with the determination and expertise to ensure all required information is gathered in a timely manner and that efficient communication, across all the various parties involved in the matter, is not compromised by distance or differing time zone. We have a reputation for being very focused and successful in maintaining momentum and in tailoring our strategy for handling a matter to suit the particular needs of our client.
Our divorce solicitors can advise on matters including:
We are physically based in Yorkshire and, because of expertise and effectiveness in dealing with international divorce, regularly assist clients currently living overseas or in other parts of the UK.
We are very happy to hold meetings by phone or video call as well as, for more locally based clients, at one of our network of offices across North and East Yorkshire. We can be flexible and schedule our initial meeting with you outside normal office hours if that better suits your circumstances.
Contact us today to speak to a specialist international divorce lawyer who can fight your corner and protect your interests.
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