Generally, divorces are relatively straightforward and can be dealt with easily by divorce solicitors in North Wales.
There are times, however, when these situations can be a little more complex and one of these times is when there is a religious element to the proceedings. These matters are dealt with under the rules outlined in the Matrimonial Clauses Act 1973, specifically Section 10A.
Many people have been married under religious rules, so their divorce must also follow the same proceedings. Some of the basic tasks for a legal advisor could be applying for the appropriate documentation, such as a Get as demanded by the Jewish faith, in the correct timescale and ensuring that the divorce is recognised in all of the different countries appropriate for the couple.
Mediation is an important part of the divorce process, whether it is a religious one or not. Another issue to deal with is dissolving both the religious and civil elements of the original marriage, which solicitors in Porthmadog can manage in a timely manner whilst keeping all parties as calm and informed as possible.
Each religion may have its own divorce proceedings which must be followed exactly. It is important for all parties involved in the divorce to understand the implications of divorce within their religion. Some religions accept divorce easily whilst others do not, and the processes can unfortunately be long and complex in these instances.
Make contact now with us here at Bennett Smith Solicitors and ask our advice about all matters relating to the divorce process.
