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Maxine Reid

Legal Director


Why choose me

When you need honest and straightforward advice about your current situation, come and see me – I’m committed, empathetic and conscientious, and I’ll help you to find a way through.

I handle cases in all areas of family law, including divorce, separation,  and matters involving children. In particular, I help to resolve financial issues, getting a fair settlement for my clients. I work with people from every background, such as directors, shareholders, members of the Armed Forces, teachers, doctors, and many more.

When you need honest and straightforward advice about your current situation, come and see me – I’m committed, empathetic and conscientious, and I’ll help you to find a way through.

I handle cases in all areas of family law, including divorce, separation,  and matters involving children. In particular, I help to resolve financial issues, getting a fair settlement for my clients. I work with people from every background, such as directors, shareholders, members of the Armed Forces, teachers, doctors, and many more.

Questions my clients ask me

It depends on the case, but as a general rule, most court proceedings take a minimum of 4–6 months to resolve. If it’s highly contentious and has to progress to a final hearing, the average is 6–12 months.

This depends on the process and nature of your dispute, but we take great care to estimate costs and work out a plan to make sure you’re in financial control of your case.

There’s no set formula or definitive answer when it comes to a financial settlement, and the decision will be made on a case-by-case basis.

Read what my clients say about me

Thank you for all your hard work and help. You’ve been amazing.

Client Financial settlement within divorce proceedings.

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