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Civil Partnership Dissolution Solicitors in Carlisle, Cumbria and Northumberland

Ending a partnership can be tough, so our knowledge of the procedure – and its financial factors – is priceless.

The dissolution of a civil partnership puts a lot on each party’s plate. Our divorce and family team work hard to lift the pressure, by easing you through the process and tailoring advice to your needs. We know that worries around money are a real concern at these times too, so we keep our clients right on financial disclosure and act as a firm hand in negotiations. Whether you’re concerned about a property or business being sold, facing an application for a financial remedy or want to bring a claim of your own, or have other issues related to a dissolution, we’ll guide you down the best route for your situation.

Our Financial Remedy Proceedings Assistance

  • Lump sum orders
  • Property adjustment orders
  • Periodical payments orders (spousal maintenance)
  • Pension sharing orders
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