Family Law Solicitors for Property Owners
Specialist Family Law Solicitors for Property Owners
Offering clarity and expert legal advice for property owners experiencing family law matters

Grant Stephens Family Law: Specialist Family Law Solicitors for Property Owners
At Grant Stephens Family Law, we understand that the division of property during a divorce or a separation, can be one of the most overwhelming aspects.
Homes hold memories and the team at Grant Stephens Family Law have a unique understanding of how emotional negotiating the sale of a house can be. We combine attention to detail, years of experience and an empathetic approach to all our clients, ensuring that they receive the best outcome possible for them and their families.
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 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
What happen to the family home when we divorce?
The family home is often one of the most significant assets shared between spouses in a marriage. During a divorce, there are a few options for the division of the property such as one party buying out the others share, a deferred sale or an outright sale with proceeds divided. Our solicitors will work with you to determine what would be the best outcome for you and your family.
What happens if we aren’t married but we own a property together?
Under English and Welsh jurisdiction, cohabiting couples do not have the same automatic legal protections as married couples. If you jointly own a property, your rights will generally depend on how the property is held and what contributions each of you have made.
Can I protect my property if I am getting married or my partner is moving in with me?
Yes. If you own property or any other assets, it is a good idea to get a prenuptial agreement before your marriage. If you own a property and your partner is moving into it with you, it is a good idea to get a cohabitation agreement. While no agreement is an absolute guarantee, well drafted agreements carry significant weight and can provide real clarity and security.
If my ex-partner has moved out of our property, do they still have rights over the property?
Moving out of a property does not mean a person has given up their legal or beneficial interest, unless a formal agreement or court order has been made. Our solicitors can advise you on how to protect your position whether you are the party who has left or the one remaining in the home.
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