30 minute telephone family advice sessions for just £55 (including VAT)

Relationship breakdown is a daunting and stressful time. If you are going through a separation and would like to discuss your options in relation to divorce, children issues, property and finances we would be happy to discuss these with you on the telephone. We appreciate it is not always easy for clients to come and see us physically at our offices. We can also advise you in relation to matters regarding domestic violence and non-marital relationship breakdown.
 
We offer a 30 minute telephone consultation to anyone who is having relationship difficulties and would like to discuss their options and the legal procedures involved.  To book your 30 minute telephone advice session, please contact Shelley Rowland on 0115 9078697 or email her at s.rowland@ellis-fermor.co.uk.  Payment for your telephone appointment will be taken at the time of booking so please have your debit or credit card details at hand. (Please note credit cards will incur an additional 2.5% charge).

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