Divorce Lawyers Camden
Divorce Solicitors Camden
If you are considering a divorce you need to know that you have the very best divorce solicitors in Camden on your side. Our Camden divorce team will guide you through the divorce procedure with compassion and care.
“Osbornes has one of the strongest family law teams in the business with a very wide range of experience and seniority. They are uniquely placed to cater for every avenue of family legal difficulty, whether financial or children.”
“Osbornes Law offers affluent clients representation in high-value, complex family matters.”
We know that divorce is an emotional time for couples, so we take time to understand you and what you want to achieve, helping to protect your interests and those of your loved ones, ensuring that every detail is taken care of. We’ll make your divorce as fast, uncomplicated and stress-free as possible allowing you to quickly move on with your life. In Camden, our lawyers can help you with all aspects of divorce, including:
- Applying for a divorce
- Responding to divorce proceedings
- Agreeing on a divorce settlement
- Making arrangements for children
- Resolving any other issues connected to your divorce
What Areas Do We Cover?
From our office in Camden, our highly respected divorce team specialises in providing legal services related to divorce law in the local Camden area. We help people across the London Borough of Camden including all of these postcode areas:
- N1 – including Islington, Angel, Hoxton, and Kings Cross.
- N6 – Highgate.
- N7- Holloway.
- N19 – Archway and Upper Holloway.
- NW1 – Camden Town, Regent’s Park, and Marylebone.
- NW2 – Cricklewood, Dollis Hill and Neasden.
- NW3 – Hampstead, Swiss Cottage, Belsize Park and Primrose Hill.
- NW5 – Kentish Town.
- NW6 – Kilburn, West Hampstead and Queens Park.
- NW8 – St John’s Wood.
Why choose Osbornes Law?
Osbornes Law is recognised as having one of the top teams of divorce solicitors in Camden as well as being one of the largest teams with over 45 years of experience.
Contact our divorce solicitors
For a free quote call, 020 7485 8811 or fill out a contact form to speak to the divorce team. We offer transparent fees, outlining all charges and disbursements at the outset so that there are no hidden surprises.
Contact us today
For a free initial conversation call 020 7485 8811
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