Whether you’re ending a marriage, dissolving a civil partnership, or facing a complex financial or childcare arrangement, you need a calm, confident legal adviser who can protect your interests and help you move forward.

We provide sensitive yet tenacious family law advice tailored to your unique circumstances.

From financial settlements to children matters and Grandparents’ Rights, we help you find clarity in the chaos – and achieve the best possible outcome for you and your family.

Helping you navigate every stage

We act for individuals and families from all backgrounds – including high profile, high net worth clients and international families from the UAE, Qatar, USA, Canada and a host of other nations, offering practical legal guidance at every stage of separation.

We regularly advise on:

• Children matters, including residence and contact
• Cohabitation breakdowns
• Divorce and civil partnership dissolution
• Financial settlements and asset division
• Grandparents’ Rights and contact with grandchildren
• International divorce and relocation
• Pre- and post-nuptial agreements
• Spousal maintenance and pension arrangements

Whether your case is amicable or contested, we help you make informed decisions and protect what matters most.

Grandparents’ Rights – your role still matters

Divorce and separation often affect more than just the couple involved. Grandparents can find themselves unexpectedly cut off from their grandchildren, despite being a vital source of love and support.

We help grandparents apply to the family court for contact where needed. While there is no automatic legal right, we can help demonstrate the value of your relationship and make a compelling case to preserve those precious family ties.

Why choose Mackrell for your divorce or separation?

• We provide seamless legal advice across borders through Mackrell International.
• We put your wellbeing and your family’s future at the centre of everything we do.
• You benefit from years of legal expertise combined with modern, solution-focused thinking.