PUTTING YOUR INTERESTS FIRST AS YOU REACH A DIVORCE FINANCIAL SETTLEMENT
Disagreements, hidden assets, child welfare concerns – reaching a settlement can get complicated. We are here to make things simple by breaking down the legal jargon. Contact MI Banks Solicitors, Stretford, for in-person or virtual appointments.
40+ years’ experience
Established in 1985, we’ve helped families in Stretford and across the UK get the legal aid they deserve.
Multilingual solicitors
Language should not be a barrier to justice. Talk with our solicitors for multilingual services.
Resolution first
Our firm is committed to helping your family reach a financial settlement amicably.
Solicitors well-versed in financial and divorce law
HELPING YOU REACH A FAIR FINANCIAL SETTLEMENT
How will the divorce impact your financial security? That’s what we’re here to help with. When it comes to your financial security, you deserve to have a team of professionals in your corner to advocate for your best interests.
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No matter the reason for divorce, our aim is the same: ensuring assets are distributed fairly between all parties. As a firm, we take a non-confrontational approach, working towards a settlement that satisfies both parties without causing unnecessary stress. However, should a partner refuse to cooperate, our lawyers will take strong legal action to fight for a just and fair division of assets. With us, you can trust that your voice will be heard.
Guidance through financial disputes
DIVORCE LAWYERS YOU CAN TRUST TO MAKE YOUR OPTIONS CLEAR
You need to reach a resolution but what are your options? At MI Banks Solicitors, we’ll break down the process. Whilst we suggest settlements are decided out of court, we’re here to support you no matter the option you choose.
Your options include:
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Reaching a voluntary agreement through negotiation
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Using mediation, with the help of a neutral third party, to find a solution
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Taking a collaborative approach, where both parties and solicitors work face-to-face to reach an agreement
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If negotiations fail, going to court
