Family and Divorce Solicitors in Swiss Cottage

At Evalen Law Solicitors, we provide experienced, empathetic family law advice tailored to the needs of individuals and families in Swiss Cottage and the surrounding areas. Based close by in Hendon, our team regularly supports clients across Camden, offering clear, compassionate legal support during some of life’s most sensitive times.

Helping Clients in:

Our Family Law Services

We provide expert advice and representation across all areas of family law, including:

Divorce, separation, and annulment
Civil partnership dissolution and judicial separation
Cohabitation disputes and separation for unmarried couples
Child arrangements, including contact, residence, and parental responsibility
Financial settlements following relationship breakdown
Pre-nuptial and post-nuptial agreements
Domestic abuse and emergency injunctions (non-molestation and occupation orders)

Whether you're married, cohabiting, or in a civil partnership, we offer tailored support grounded in practical legal knowledge and emotional sensitivity.

Transparent Fees & Costs

We aim to keep our pricing clear and competitive. Our current hourly rates are:

Husniye Sera Bazen – £320 + VAT
Tulay Ustek – £280 + VAT

We also offer fixed-fee services for common matters like:

Uncontested divorce
Clean break consent orders
Pre- and post-nuptial agreements

Court Fees (April 2025):

Divorce: £612
Financial consent order: £60
Child arrangements application: £263
Financial remedy application: £313

ll fees are confirmed before proceeding, so there are no surprises.

Why Clients in Swiss Cottage Choose Evalen Law

We are committed to delivering legal services that are:

Friendly, approachable, and non-judgmental
Clear in advice and realistic in expectations
Responsive and efficient with communication
Fair and transparent on costs
Highly experienced in resolving both simple and complex matters

FAQs

How long does it take to get divorced?

Typically 6–8 months for a standard no-fault divorce, depending on financial and child-related issues.

Do we always need to go to court for child arrangements?
No, many cases can be settled through negotiation or mediation without court proceedings.

Can an unmarried partner claim financial support?
Generally no, unless children are involved or there’s a cohabitation agreement or trust-based claim.

Contact Our Swiss Cottage Family Law Solicitors

Let us support you through your legal matter with the care and professionalism you deserve.

📞 Call: 020 7112 8355
📩 Email: info@evalenlaw.co.uk
📝 Use our contact form for a confidential call-back

We offer a free initial phone enquiry and a fixed-fee consultation to help you get started.