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Anglo-French Divorce and Separation

"One of the best family departments in London. The firm as a whole provides a "Rolls-Royce" service, with particular expertise in cases with an international/multi-jurisdictional element"

Legal 500 UK, The Clients Guide to Law Firms

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There are important differences in the financial outcomes between English and French law (or the laws of other Francophone countries) in situations of separation or divorce. Clients often have a choice of where to bring proceedings, so seeking early advice is often of vital importance to the outcome.

We can advise on the laws of divorce and separation and all related financial applications.

We can advise you on:

  • the best jurisdiction in which to bring your case, and the race to court to secure jurisdiction
  • the applicability of pre-nuptial agreements and foreign marital contracts/ regimes
  • financial outcome as to capital, maintenance and other assets including pensions
  • disclosure issues
  • negotiating a financial settlement
  • financial applications for the children of unmarried parents
  • cross border recognition of court orders
  • orders for legal costs, and funding arrangements
  • the right process for you – negotiated, court, or out of court mediation/ arbitration
  • child relocation issues arising out of separation
  • all other children issues arising out of separation

In situations involving cross-border issues we work closely with leading lawyers in France and other Francophone countries. We also work with recognised accountancy, real estate, and wealth management experts in London and abroad, enabling us to offer a fuller service to meet your needs. Where needed, we recommend therapists and other related professionals.

WHAT IS SAID ABOUT US

"It's a team that has a great breadth of experience across the board and particularly in international cases."

Chambers UK, A Client's Guide to the UK Legal Profession

"I always think of them as having a Rolls-Royce service but they are particularly good when there's a European element to the case."

Chambers UK, A Client's Guide to the UK Legal Profession

"Very strong litigation practice, with some of the best up-and-coming stars of tomorrow"

Legal 500 UK

"A standout firm"

Legal 500 UK

"Professional yet sympathetic manner and the team always fights hard to defend your interests"

Chambers UK, A Client's Guide to the UK Legal Profession

 

For more information in relation to Anglo-French cases please contact Charlotte Bradley or a member of our team on +44 (0)20 7814 1200.

They made a very difficult time much easier to deal with. Their professionalism kept me sane and focused on the outcome I needed"

Client

It's a team that has a great breadth of experience across the board and particularly in international cases"

Chambers UK, A Client's Guide to the UK Legal Profession

All have been excellent and have shown great diligence and practicality, along with sensitivity during a very difficult time in my life"

Client

Rolls-Royce service and particularly good when there's a European element to the case"

Chambers UK, A Client's Guide to the UK Legal Profession

A standout firm"

Legal 500 UK

Professional yet sympathetic manner and the team always fights hard to defend your interests"

Chambers UK, A Client's Guide to the UK Legal Profession

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Till death us do part – matrimonial regimes, nuptial agreements and inheritance

French matrimonial regimes: the wide ranging impact for couples with Anglo-French connections

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Why “where” matters – jurisdiction considerations for international divorces

Le divorce anglo-français - les idées fausses et le jugement de Paris

Montrez-moi l’argent – principales différences entre les demandes d’ordre financier françaises et anglaises dans le cadre d’une procédure de divorce

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The financial consequences of relying on sole domicile in your divorce petition

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A tale of two cities – the differences in financial disclosure in divorce cases whether filing in London or Paris

International divorce – do you need to divorce in the same country you were married?

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Dignified divorce - reforming the blame game

From Paris with love – the growing influence of continental matrimonial property regimes

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Husband jailed for not disclosing his assets in divorce case

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