Family Agreements Services
Experts in all types of family law agreements; child care agreements and parenting plans, cohabitation agreements, prenuptial and postnuptial agreements, separation agreements, and international family law agreements.
At Evolve we are not here to increase family tensions or acrimony. Our goal is to help you reach a resolution and formalise an agreement, whether that is a start of a relationship agreement (cohabitation agreement or a prenuptial agreement) or an end of relationship agreement (child care agreement, parenting plan, separation agreement or agreed financial court order).
At Evolve we have substantial experience of preparing all types of relationship agreement. When you ask our specialist family agreement solicitors to prepare an agreement for your family we take the time to listen to you and to what you want. The agreement is bespoke to you and is designed to meet your needs and those of your family.
Evolve’s smaller size means that we develop real, caring relationships with our clients. We are invested in you as an individual and want to help you secure the best possible outcome for your unique family circumstances. That means providing you with the necessary guidance and advice to make the informed choices that will impact your life for years to come.
Latest From Our Family Agreements Blogs:
Who Pays for a Divorce?
The question ‘’who pays for a divorce?’’ is sometimes one of the most contentious issues in the decision to separate. Whitefield divorce solicitors say that the issue of who pays for the divorce can be more difficult to negotiate than your financial settlement or even...
What Can I Do About Emotional Abuse in my Marriage?
Emotional abuse is one of those tricky topics. Many people don’t like to admit that they are being emotionally abused because it makes them seem weak or thin skinned. However, the Covid-19 pandemic and the confinement of lockdown at home has made many people realise...
Why Do I Need a Financial Court Order?
Many people question why they need a financial court order. That’s because they assume that if they get divorced then their decree absolute of divorce finalises everything and there’s no need to get a financial court order as once you are divorced it is an automatic...
