Asset Division Solicitors in Warwick

Adoption

If you decide to adopt a child, either in the UK or from overseas, having expert legal advice is key. Moore and Tibbits can support you in this highly complex legal area.

Arrangements for children

When a relationship breaks down and children are involved, your main concern will be to protect their wellbeing. So it’s good to know that at Moore and Tibbits we make your children our number one priority too.

Asset Division

Sorting out finances can be a very daunting prospect for some couples going through separation or divorce but absolutely vital for your future and the future of your children.

Change of name

If you decide to change your name, Moore and Tibbits can help you to do this legally and properly.

Child Arrangements Proceedings

Sometimes when parents separate they are then unable to agree care arrangements in respect of their child/children. In such situations it might become necessary for them to settle matters through court proceedings. Such proceedings should, of course, always be a last resort: they are expensive; often worsen relations between parents; and there are no guarantees that you will get the outcome you want. However, there will always be a small number of cases where agreement just cannot be reached and court proceedings are the only way to resolve matters.

Children disputes

At Moore and Tibbits we fully understand that when a relationship breaks down and there are children involved, it is their safety and wellbeing that will be your priority.

Divorce

Domestic violence

If you’re in a relationship that isn't working for you, either because you feel threatened or are with a violent or abusive partner, it can be difficult to know where to turn to for help - but it’s important not to suffer in silence. Asking for help is the first step to resolving the situation.

Family Law - FAQs

When planning family law issues, you need to know the potential benefits and pitfalls of your choices. Take some time to look at our family law FAQ’s if you need some quick answers to family law questions, or want to learn more about your options.

Living together

More and more couples are choosing to live together and share their lives without getting married. And whilst emotionally, you may feel no different to a married couple; under the law, couples that live together without getting married do not share the same legal rights as those who marry. This can make things difficult if the relationship breaks down in the future particularly in regards to finance and property. And if children are involved, it’s important to protect their future too.

Prenuptial agreements

Planning a wedding is an exciting time - and also a time when you start thinking about your long-term future. You’re probably looking forward to a long and happy marriage but it’s also natural to wonder what unexpected twists and turns life might bring.