Greene & Greene Solicitors published an article by Partner Melanie Pilmer exploring Resolution Together, its process, and when it may be the right option for a family.
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Three years on from introducing Resolution Together, we're seeing more separating couples choose a collaborative approach to resolving family law matters. By working wit…
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Greene & Greene Solicitors
- Industry
- Law Practice
- Location
- Bury St Edmunds, GB
- Company size
- 51–200 employees
About Greene & Greene Solicitors
Greene & Greene is a long established firm of solicitors based in Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk. Our lawyers advise individuals and businesses based all over the UK. The firm has grown every year since the mid 1990s, and we continue to welcome new clients; in the current market we have attracted new clients who had been using firms in London, but now receive a more cost efficient, and more personal, service from us here in Bury St Edmunds. Independent legal directories rate Greene & Greene as one of the best law firms in East Anglia. Those directories base their views solely on feedback from our existing clients, who say that we are “tremendously helpful” “sound” and “professional”, that we give “practical and clear advice” and our “aftercare is exceptional.”
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