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We offer a free consultation to suitable clients, typically those where the familys net assets are in excess of £1m or the combined income is in excess of £150,000. Our experienced family lawyers will take the time to understand the details of your unique situation and talk you through the next stages of the legal process. We will then be able to give you a sense of the possible outcomes of your case and even the likely cost.

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What our top divorce lawyers and family law solicitors serving Lancashire can offer you

Vardags team of top divorce lawyers offer unparalleled legal support to our clients in Lancashire. We understand that navigating a divorce can be a challenging and emotionally charged period for you and your family. Our goal is to guide you through this process with compassion and expertise, securing the most favourable outcome for you.

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The importance of acting first

Filing a divorce petition first can give you the legal edge over your spouse, ensuring that our top divorce lawyers deliver the greatest outcome for you and your family. If you think you may need our help, dont delay. Contact Vardags before your spouse does.

VARDAGS Lancashire

WhatsApp:  07385025158
YOUR NEAREST FAMILY COURT:
Lancaster Courthouse
George Street
Lancaster
LA1 1XZ
01524 597000

MEET OUR Lancashire TEAM

Ayesha Vardag

Founder & President
Lancashire Serves clients in Lancashire and the surrounding areas
AYESHA VARDAG - BRITAINS TOP DIVORCE LAWYER.
The Telegraph
“Britain's top divorce lawyer” Ayesha Vardag rose to fame for winning the landmark Supreme Court case of Radmacher v Granatino in 2010, changing the law to...

Gareth Curtis

Partner - Divorce & Family
Lancashire Serves clients in Lancashire and the surrounding areas
GARETH CURTIS HAS AN EXCELLENT CLIENT MANNER COMBINED WITH AN INCISIVE INTELLIGENCE. HE IS...
Legal 500
Gareth Curtis is a Partner at Vardags, advising on the full spectrum of family law issues, with particular experience in financial remedy cases as well as financial...

Lucy Bolton

Partner and Co-Head of Manchester and Regional Offices - Divorce & Family
Lancashire Serves clients in Lancashire and the surrounding areas
LUCY WILLIAMS IS LOVED BY CLIENTS AND COUNSEL
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Lucy is experienced in advising on all matters arising out of divorce and separation, and is experienced in the complex issues that arise with high net worth clients, with...

Annemarie Bradley

Partner and Co-Head of Manchester and Regional Offices - Divorce & Family
Lancashire Serves clients in Lancashire and the surrounding areas
ANNEMARIE BRADLEY WORKS TIRELESSLY FOR HER CLIENTS AND SIMPLY GOES ABOVE AND BEYOND
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Annemarie regularly acts for business men and women, high earning self-employed consultants, professionals, sports personalities and their families. ...

Hannah Best

Associate
Lancashire Serves clients in Lancashire and the surrounding areas
HANNAH IS A WONDERFUL RISING JUNIOR STAR WHO IS INCREDIBLY WELL-LIKED AND BOUND TO GO FAR.
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Hannah is an Associate at Vardags. Although Hannah works on all aspects of family law, she has a particular interest in complex financial disputes, trusts,...

Other members of our team that may be involved in your case

Katharine Danby

Partner — Head of Financial Forensics
Lancashire Serves clients in Lancashire and the surrounding areas
KATHARINE ACTED AS AN INVALUABLE BROKER BETWEEN ME AND MY LAWYER, HELPING TO CUT THROUGH ANY JARGON...
Client
In cases involving complicated financial structures and arrangements, our Head of Financial Forensics, Katharine Anderson, can offer support to the family law team on your...

Caroline Graham

Corporate Consultant
Lancashire Serves clients in Lancashire and the surrounding areas
SIMPLY THE BEST
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If there is a business that is part of the marital assets under consideration, our Corporate Consultant, Caroline Graham, can provide assistance in relation to technical...
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Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a divorce cost?

Divorce costs vary significantly depending on the complexity of the case, particularly where there are business interests, international assets, or contested financial settlements. Our team can give you a clearer estimate after an initial consultation.

Do I need a solicitor to get divorced?

Its possible to apply for a divorce without a solicitor, but this is rarely advisable where there are significant assets, business interests, or children involved. A solicitor ensures your financial settlement is fair, your assets are properly disclosed, and your interests are protected throughout the process.

What is a no-fault divorce?

Since April 2022, England and Wales have operated a no-fault divorce system, meaning neither party needs to assign blame to obtain a divorce. This has simplified proceedings, though financial settlements and arrangements for children still need to be resolved separately.

How is money split in a divorce?

There is no fixed formula for dividing assets in a divorce. The court considers factors including the length of the marriage, each partys needs, income and earning capacity, and the standard of living during the marriage. For high-net-worth cases, this often involves forensic accounting to trace and value complex or international assets.

How is property divided in divorce?

Parties to divorce proceedings may hold property either solely, jointly with the other (either as joint tenants or tenants in common), or jointly with a third party. If a property is held with a third party, it is sometimes necessary to join that party to the financial proceedings.

Broadly, to be considered for division within financial proceedings, a property – or interest in a property - must usually be matrimonial in nature. Matrimonial assets are those built up by the parties during the marriage period (generally from the date of cohabitation – insofar as that cohabitation led seamlessly to marriage – until the date of separation). They are distinct from non-matrimonial and/or pre-marital assets, which are assets either brought into the marriage by a spouse, having been owned prior to the relationship, or acquired unilaterally (such as by way of gift, or inheritance).

 

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