Frequently ask questions

We are here to answer your questions! Below are some of the most common questions we get asked.

The law in the UK is fairly strucured now but it still takes time even if everyting is straightforward. Typically, it can take 6-7 months but that is both parties agree and ther eare no disputes over money or children.

Yes, if you would prefer to speak our team remotely, we can arrange a virtual meeting via [video software]. Although we recommend a face-to-face consultation with one of our lawyers, we understand individual circumstances perhaps cannot accommodate, and so we will do our best to tailor appointments to your preferred requirements.

If you would like to arrange a virtual appointment, please contact our team either via email enquiries@kjsmith.co.uk or by phone on 01491 630000.

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Awards & Recognitions

We’re recognised by the Legal 500 as a Leading Firm in a number of practice areas. That means that an external, objective body has scrutinised our competency and client reviews, and found us to be one of the top family law practices in the UK.

Our lawyers are members of Resolution, so we are committed to a Code of Practice which promotes a constructive approach to family issues that considers the needs of the whole family.