Family Law Solicitors for Civil Servants
Specialist Family Law Solicitors for Civil Servants
Discrete and flexible specialist family law advice for civil servants

Grant Stephens Family Law: Specialist Family Law Solicitors for Civil Servants
The solicitors at Grant Stephens Family Law are experienced in dealing with family law matters for Civil Servants, ensuring flexibility, discretion and bespoke advice for your individual circumstances.
Why Choose Grant Stephens Family Law?
Grant Stephens Family Law are one of the leading family law firms in Wales, specialising in complex family law matters. Our senior solicitors have assisted a number of Civil Servants in their family law matters, reaching a desired outcome quickly and discretely on every occasion.
Our recognition as a Top Tier Firm by The Legal 500 and our rankings in Chambers and Partners showcases our commitment to delivering exceptional legal services. These recognitions are a true testament to our expertise, client-focused approach and the effective advocacy we bring to each case.
At Grant Stephens Family Law, we ensure every matter is dealt with confidentially and ensure that you receive the high quality representation and personalised advice you deserve during these difficult times.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How will my civil service pension be treated in a divorce?
Your Pension is likely to be one of the most valuable assets in your divorce and civil service pensions can be significantly more valuable than they first appear. Pensions are treated as a matrimonial asset. There are several ways that the pension might be dealt with, including pensions sharing orders, pension attachment orders or offsetting the pension value against other assets, but our expert solicitors will advise you on the best option for your individual circumstances.
My role involves sensitive information – how do you ensure confidentiality?
Confidentiality is fundamental to how we work. Family court proceedings are generally not open to the public and we operate strict internal protocols to protect client information. We are mindful to the additional discretion that might be required due to the nature of your work. You would never be asked to share information that directly relates to your official role and we will always clearly advise your official duties and we will always advise you clearly on what is and is not relevant to your legal proceedings.
We have a jointly owned home. What are our options?
The family home will form a central part of any financial settlement. Options typically include one party buying out the other, a deferred sale or an outright sale with an agreed division of the proceedings. Our solicitors will explore all available options with you, advising on what we see to be the best fit.
Can I protect my pension and assets if I am planning on remarrying?
Yes. Our team are specialists in prenuptial agreements, which is one of the most effective way to protect your assets, including pension rights, before entering a new marriage. For civil servants with long service and a valuable defined benefit pension, this can be particularly important. While prenuptial agreements are not automatically binding under English and Welsh Law, a well drafted agreement that is deemed to be fair, carries significant weight in the family courts.
How can Grant Stephens Family Law help civil service clients?
We provide specialist family law advice to civil servants across Wales., with particular expertise in public sector pensions, financial settlements and the discreet handling of sensitive cases. Whether you are facing separation, planning ahead with a prenuptial agreement or need advice on cohabitation rights, our team is here to help.
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