Hill and Company Solicitors have extensive experience of providing legal advice and representation in respect of family law issues for over 170 years.
Our specialist family solicitors understand how important it is for people facing divorce or separation to receive the highest quality advice to help you resolve any issues that may arise to ensure you are protected in the future.
We are here to offer you support, guidance and understanding during what can be an upsetting time. We are committed to achieving the best outcome for you by dealing with matters in a sensitive, practical and non-confrontational way but will adopt a tougher approach when required to get the right result.
At Hill and Company Solicitors, we appreciate that every situation is different and as such cannot be treated in the same way. We take pride in delivering a personal service and will keep you informed every step of the way. We will answer all your questions and make sure that you always understand the implications of anything we do on your behalf.
Whether you need a single letter or our support throughout the entire process we are here to help you. Our supportive team will work with you to help you regain control of your life, your finances and arrangements for your children in a way that is respectful of you and your circumstances.
Our solicitors can provide their breadth of skills and knowledge in the following areas:
Costs & Fees
We offer an initial meeting at a fixed cost of £234 (inclusive of VAT). At this meeting, you will be able to discuss your situation with one of our team who will explain your options, provide advice and suggest next steps. Your first appointment can be in person or over the telephone. After the initial consultation, you can choose the level of further support you require, based on your specific needs.
Zoe Poole - Family Law Solicitor
Zoe specialises in Family Law. She advises on divorce, financial settlements, cohabitation, injunctions and Children Act work.
Zoe is also a member of Resolution which is an organisation of 6,500 Family Lawyers and other professionals in England and Wales who believe in a constructive, non-confrontational approach to Family Law matters.
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