Introduction
Established by the experienced Harry Lipson, BPS Family Law is a distinguished solicitor company specialising in divorce and matrimonial finance. The company, based in Cheshire, has cemented its position as an industry leader in the region and now extends its professional services to clients in Great Sankey.
About BPS Family Law
BPS Family Law was founded by Harry Lipson, a renowned name in the industry with over 40 years of experience in matrimonial law. The division is managed by Partner Caroline Swain, who in collaboration with Harry, forms a robust advice network for their clients. Both Harry and Caroline are recognised as authorities in their field, offering unparalleled advice and support to their clients.
Services Offered in Great Sankey
- Matrimonial Finance: We provide expert advice on financial issues arising from divorce or separation.
- Child-related issues: We represent parents and grandparents who are facing difficulties revolving around child contact, abduction, removal from the UK and local area, financial support and issues related to parental responsibilities.
- Divorce Proceedings: We offer guidance and representation in all aspects of divorce, ensuring a smooth process for our clients.
Why Choose Us?
- Experience: With over four decades of experience in matrimonial law, our team brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to every case.
- Expertise: Our team is led by professionals widely recognised as leaders in their field.
- Client-Centric Approach: We work closely with our clients, offering them a solid advice network to navigate through their legal issues.
- Local Presence: We have branches throughout Cheshire and are now serving clients in Great Sankey.
Conclusion
At BPS Family Law, we are committed to offering professional, reliable, and client-centric services. Whether you need assistance with matrimonial finance, child-related issues, or divorce proceedings, our team in Great Sankey is ready to support you every step of the way. Trust BPS Family Law for all your family solicitor needs.
