Considering Divorce

Request a free consultation to discuss divorce or separation or download our free ‘Guide to understanding Divorce’

No two situations are ever the same with divorce or separation. You will most likely have many questions, from the initial understanding of the divorce process to longer-term questions over your future. We are here to guide you through each and every step – from looking at the practicalities of remaining in the family home to sharing parental responsibilities, dividing assets and setting out finances so you can plan for the future.

Our experienced divorce solicitors aim to work in a non-confrontational way to minimise stress and cost to you. Where possible, we will look to reach amicable, long-term solutions with out-of-court settlements. If this is not possible, rest assured we have a wealth of experience in dealing with divorce proceedings in court. It is important to us that however complex your situation is, you know Kidd Rapinet will support you until a settlement is reached.

Please use the form to request a free consultation, call 01628 436015. or download our ‘Guide to understanding Divorce’.

Guide to understanding Divorce

We have prepared a brief digital guide on ‘Understanding Divorce’ to help you understand a little more about the process.

Download Our Guide

CONTACT US

Tel 01628 436015
Fax 01628 783150
DX 6400 Maidenhead

FIND US

33 Queen Street
Maidenhead
Berkshire
SL6 1ND

OPENING HOURS

Monday – Friday*: 9am to 5.30pm
Saturday – Sunday: Closed
*Excludes public holidays

HOW TO REACH US

Closest Rail
Maidenhead Rail (2 mins walk)

LANGUAGES SPOKEN

English

Dividing Assets

The family home is often central to the divorce and invariably raises the most questions. Who will stay in the family home? Does it need to be sold? We will help you to look at financial needs, obligations and responsibilities to help agree what is practical and affordable.

Child Arrangement Orders

If you have children and can’t reach an agreement on parenting separately we can put together a child arrangement order which outlines where your children will live, how they will be supported financially and how much time they will spend with each parent.

Meeting to discuss Divorce

It can be difficult to take that first step and set up a meeting to discuss divorce. Please understand we don’t expect you to initiate proceedings immediately. Take your time, ask as much as you need – we will be here to support you when the time is right.