Cripps Harries Hall

What we do

Living together

If you are living together, or thinking of living together, but are not married or in a civil partnership, you need to decide how your home, family finances, insurances and pensions are to be owned and managed, and what is to happen to your chidren should one of you die or the relationship end.

We recommend couples to enter into a cohabitation agreement that clearly sets out how things are to be done while you are together and what is to happen should you no longer live together.

No longer living together

If your relationship breaks down we can advise you on your rights in relation to children, the home and finance.

Why Cripps Harries Hall?

Our expertise, a service that is second to none and lawyers who are knowledgeable, experienced, and sensitive to the emotional issues that you may be facing. Our lawyers belong to Resolution, an organisation committed to the constructive resolution of family disputes. It's a non-confrontational approach, considering the needs of the whole family and especially the interests of children.

Next steps

For further information please contact Alex Davies or Mary-Anne Gribbon.