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If you are looking for help with judicial separation our specialist solicitors can help you. In addition to office meetings, we offer remote meetings by telephone or video if preferred. To discuss your options call us 24/7 on 0208 004 0065 or email us at [email protected] 

Judicial Separation

Judicial Separation is a court-approved separation that allows couples to live apart without officially ending their marriage. This can be for various reasons, including personal beliefs or financial considerations.  

Separation can be a difficult period, filled with uncertainty and complex emotions. At southgate solicitors, we offer comprehensive guidance and support for those considering Judicial Separation. If you are not ready to divorce due to personal, practical, or religious reasons, a Judicial Separation might be the right choice for you, providing legal recognition of your separation while allowing you to remain legally married. 

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At southgate solicitors, we offer comprehensive assistance tailored to your needs throughout your judical separation journey. Our team of experienced professionals understand the intricacies of family law and are dedicated to providing you with the expertise and support you need during what can be a daunting and highly emotional time.  We have Resolution members and also hold Law Society Family Law Advanced Panel Accreditation which demonstrates our knowledge, skill and expertise in this area of law. 

If you wish to read more about this area of law we have some frequently asked questions at the end of this page – feel free to scroll down to read more.

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Our client services team will discuss details of your case during a no-obligation call to ensure that it is something we can help you with.

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A specialist solicitor will meet with you to go through your matter in detail and advise on a strategy and options.

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Judicial Separation is a legal process that allows married couples to formalise their separation without actually getting divorced. It involves obtaining a court order known as a decree of judicial separation, which legally recognises the separation of the couple’s financial and legal affairs. 

While both processes provide legal recognition of a couple’s separation, Judicial Separation does not dissolve the marriage. You remain legally married but live apart, with court orders possibly outlining arrangements for finances, children, and property. 

People opt for Judicial Separation for many reasons, such as not being ready for divorce, religious beliefs, or to retain certain marital benefits while living separately. 

It allows you to make formal arrangements for finances and children, similar to divorce, but without ending the marriage. This can include decisions on property, debts, and child custody. 

Yes, part of the process can involve legally dividing property and assets, ensuring both parties reach a fair agreement. 

Judicial Separation can impact these areas, so it is crucial to get professional advice. Unlike divorce, you might still have rights to certain benefits from your spouse. 

The timeframe can vary depending on the complexity of your situation, particularly if there are disputes over finances or children. Our team can provide a more specific timeline based on your circumstances. 

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