Family Law Solicitors

We represent clients in Shrewsbury and throughout Shropshire, and we are also able to offer remote appointments by telephone or video call.

Yes, we offer an initial 20 minute consultation without charge where we discuss your situation and explain your options clearly and associated cost estimates.

Yes. Several members of our team belong to Resolution, a professional organisation committed to a constructive approach to family law.

Our experienced solicitors will speak with you during your initial consultation to understand your circumstances and advise you on the relevant legal options, whether that involves divorce, cohabitation issues, or arrangements for children.

Yes, in many cases disputes can be resolved through negotiation, mediation, or collaborative law. We always seek to resolve matters amicably and avoid Court proceedings wherever possible.

A child arrangement order is a legal order issued by the Court that sets out where a child will live and how much time they will spend with each parent or other relatives. We can help you apply for or respond to such orders.

Yes. While not automatically legally binding in England and Wales, nuptial agreements carry significant weight if both parties have received independent legal advice. We can ensure your agreement is fair, clearly worded, and properly documented.

Legal aid is still available in some family law cases, such as care proceedings or where there is evidence of domestic abuse. We can advise you on whether you may be eligible and what steps to take.

We offer a fixed-fee initial consultation, and will always explain our costs clearly before any further work begins. In some matters, such as divorce, we offer fixed-fee packages. Flexible payment options may be available depending on your circumstances.

It is helpful to bring any relevant documents, such as marriage certificates, Court orders, or financial information. However, if you are unsure, we will let you know what is needed when we confirm your appointment.