Paulette WatsonFamily Law Solicitor

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Family & Divorce Solicitor in Bingham

In Bingham and the surrounding Vale of Belvoir villages, Paulette helps clients with pre-nuptial agreements, divorce and the division of property, farms and family businesses.

She takes a sensible, forward-looking approach, helping Bingham families protect what matters and plan for the future. That includes advising parents on arrangements for their children, and supporting unmarried couples who own property together.

For clients in Bingham and the nearby villages, phone and video appointments avoid the need to travel, while in-person meetings can be arranged when you would rather sit down together.

Where family wealth, inherited land or a business is involved, Paulette makes sure it is properly identified and that the right arrangements are considered.

Families in Bingham and the nearby villages sometimes have assets that are not straightforward to divide, such as land held for generations, a farming partnership or a business shared with relatives. Paulette helps you understand how these are likely to be treated and which experts, such as valuers or accountants, may be needed.

For couples about to marry, she can prepare a pre-nuptial agreement that records what each of you is bringing into the marriage and how it should be dealt with if you separate.

She will explain the likely costs and timescales at the outset, so you can plan with confidence, and keep you informed as matters progress.

Read more about divorce, financial remedy, marital & separation agreements, children matters, cohabitation & jointly owned property and domestic abuse.

Book a consultation

£100 for 30 minutes. Pay securely online.

Questions from people in Bingham

Is a family business included in a divorce?

It can be. A business interest is usually considered as part of the overall financial picture, sometimes with a valuation.

Is inherited property protected?

Not automatically, but inheritance can be treated differently depending on how it has been used. A pre-nup can add protection.

How early should we sign a pre-nup?

Ideally at least 28 days before the wedding, so start the process a few months beforehand.

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