Bridging The Gap Between The US And UK Divorce And Family Matters
Bridging The Gap Between The US And UK Divorce And Family Matters
We are a firm of UK lawyers based in London with over 25 years of expertise in advising US citizens navigate divorce and separation in the English legal system. Your connection to the UK maybe that you or your spouse live there, or you own property or business interests there. If that is your situation then there is the possibility that any litigation concerning the breakdown of your relationship could happen in either the UK or US. It is imperative to obtain quick experienced advice to secure the best jurisdiction for you.
We have connections with a wide network of lawyers across the US with whom we regularly work and together we can ensure you are fully advised as to your options in both UK and US.
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