East Midlands Divorce Lawyers

Our team of East Midlands based Divorce Solicitors aim to provide a valuable service for our clients in Derby, Nottingham, Leicester and Northampton.

If you are based in Derbyshire, Nottinghamshire, Leicestershire or Northamptonshire please give our divorce experts a call or use the contact form below to see how we can help you.

Our unique service, comprising a fixed fee divorce quotation has been developed to achieve a fair and equitable result from your divorce. By working closely with you through the initial stages of your divorce, or taking over proceedings from your existing divorce solicitors we can swiftly reach an amicable and Fair Result from your divorce.

Contact the team today to learn more about our approach and how we can assit with reaching financial settlements from your divorce.

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You will be surprised how far we will take you over an initial consultation.
Our Address

4 Grove Close, Packington,
Leicestershire, LE65 1SR

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0333 577 7009

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