Nullity & Judicial Separation
Most married couples who separate then choose to divorce.
In some cases, a marriage can be annulled.
If your case falls into this category, we work closely with you so you are aware of the pros and cons of an annulment - as opposed to a divorce.
For certain clients a judicial separation may be more appropriate. Often this will arise when the couple do not want a divorce, perhaps for religious or cultural reasons.
Our supportive and empathetic approach guides you to an understanding of the consequences of taking this step, and its impact on you and your personal circumstances.
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