What to ask your divorce solicitor

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Divorce Solicitors Doncaster appreciate that obtaining a divorce can be a very overwhelming and emotionally charged period and for that reason keeping in mind and knowing what to ask can be a challenging task. Rest assured there are no right and wrong inquiries.

It is most important to give us with as much relevant information as feasible and do not be afraid to ask questions. Our staff will always make time for you and give the support demanded. The answer you receive may not always be the response you want or expect,but will be an answer from experience and knowledge with your best interests at the forefront.

We can not give an exhaustive checklist of all queries to be asked as every case is special,on the other hand here are a few vital queries to get you started off which can be asked at a preliminary consultation:

Do I have to get Divorced?

No. Only you can choose if you want to get divorced but there are often a variety of alternatives which we will discuss to you at your very first appointment. You may only know what you want to do when you have talked to our team and listened closely to our advice.

 

Do I need an Attorney?

The short response is no. Nevertheless,we highly encourage that you do assign a legal counsel.

Upon your initial appointment with us you will see the knowledge and professionalism of our team at Divorce Solicitors Doncaster that will give you the assurance in instructing us.

The threat you take in not assigning a legal representative is that without proper legal advice you may not follow the correct divorce process which can develop delay and incur additional charges. Further and more significantly you may not get the best settlement you could and can not make informed choices.

How much will it amount to?

As will be repeatedly mentioned,every case is unique so we can not tell you definitively what your divorce will cost.
We will however always give you an estimation and be able to tell you the costs of the court fees. Court fees are referred to as disbursements and you should ask what other disbursements there could be and ask for an estimate of anticipated disbursements.

We want our customers to understand the cost of instructing us,so they don’t enter into something they may not be able to manage. We are here to assist and not cause added stress. Knowing the estimated cost from the outset will allow you to budget appropriately.

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