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Simmonds Grant has been established in Oakham, the county town of Rutland, since 1979. Our aim is to provide a professional legal service at competitive rates in a friendly and accessible way. The county motto, Multum in Parvo, could have been invented for this firm!
We provide a wide range of services for our private and business clients:
- Residential and commercial conveyancing
- Wills, probate and administration of estate
- Separation and divorce
- Family and child care disputes
- Accident and personal injury claims
- Employment issues
- Lasting Powers of Attorney and Court of Protection work
Both our Oakham and Uppingham offices are located in thriving retail areas of these two historic market towns, with on street parking available and several public car parks close by.
To contact us, follow the links on this website or just call us on:
01572 756866 (Oakham) or
01572 821184 (Uppingham)
- a modern practice with traditional values.
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Oakham Offices in Mill Street
RUTLAND'S FAMILY LAW SPECIALISTS
We now offer a free 30 minute initial consultation. You really cannot get cheaper than that!. In this field expertise counts for everything and good advice is vital, particularly when complex financial issues are involved.Sometimes the apparently cheaper alternative does not turn out to be so cheap after all.
For more information, go to the section headed "Family" on the Legal Services dropdown menu on this website.
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THINKING OF GETTING MARRIED?
WHAT ABOUT A PRE-NUPTIAL AGREEMENT?
You may have read reports in the press of the landmark decision of the Supreme Court in the case of Radmacher v Granatino
(2010 UKSC 42). This case means that, upon divorce or dissolution of a civil partnership, a great deal of weight may be given to the terms of an agreement signed by the couple before they tie the knot. These agreements are not binding in the common sense of the word but they can be of decisive importance when they are drawn up correctly.
All right, it may not be very romantic, to talk about what you want to happen if you split up when you are just about to commit yourselves to a life together. But life is not a bed of roses and in a lot of circumstances, especially where you have children from a previous relationship, you need to be practical.
If you decide you want a pre-nuptial agreement, it is important that you both have expert legal advice and that the agreement is drawn up properly by a lawyer. Both our family law solicitors, Melanie Grant and Julia Weber, are experienced in drawing up nuptial agreements of all kinds and will be pleased to give you advice on what these agreements need to include. You can even draw up a post nuptial agreement - if you are already married but want to record between you what you want to happen in case you split up, however unlikely that may be.
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