FAQs

We are a specialist family law firm of solicitors. That is all we do. All our personnel work exclusively in the field of family law, some specialising in children, others in money and property.

• We are good at what we do.
• We belong to Resolution, an association of Lawyers who subscribe to a code of practice that tries to resolve family disputes in a non confrontational way and with particular emphasis on the effect on the children.
• Your family matters to you … and to us.
• We will help you manage an often very difficult situation in a sympathetic way with a view to reducing the stress on you and your family.
• We are friendly, open and approachable.
• We promote alternative methods of resolving your dispute via mediation or the collaborative law process.

Fullers promotes equal opportunity for all, both for our personnel and clients respecting and valuing differences to improve delivery of our services. A copy of our Equality and Diversity Policy is available on request.

No. Asking the judge to decide how the fruits of your marriage are to be divided should be the last option. We encourage all our clients to try and reach an acceptable compromise without proceedings. This will mean either referring the parties to mediation or negotiations through solicitors.

If there is a dispute over where the children should live or whom they should live with, then the judge will decide. This should be the last option and before starting proceedings, we would recommend that you attempt to resolve the issue through mediation.