Why Book A £195 Strategy Call With Written Advice Afterwards?
post written by a retired solicitor advocate
A strategy call is not just a chat.
It is a working session.
The purpose is simple.
To help you understand where you are.
What your options are.
What the risks are.
And what you should do next.
Because when you are going through divorce or separation, the problem is not always that you do not care.
Usually, you care too much.
You are emotional.
Exhausted.
Angry.
Frightened.
And trying to make long-term decisions while your head is full.
That is dangerous.
You need clarity before you act.
What Happens On The Call?
On the call, we go through the key facts.
Your relationship history.
The children, if relevant.
The finances.
The house.
The debts.
The pensions.
The income.
The paperwork.
The court stage.
What has already happened.
What your ex is doing.
What you are worried about.
And what outcome you are trying to achieve.
Then I help you identify what matters legally.
And what is noise.
Because not everything that feels important is important to the court.
And not everything your ex says is true.
Why The Written Advice Matters
After the call, you receive written advice.
That is important.
Because most people cannot remember everything from a call.
Especially when they are stressed.
The written note gives you something clear to go back to.
It can set out:
The facts as I understand them.
The issues.
The advice.
The next steps.
The documents you may need.
The action points.
And any further work or costs, if required.
That means you are not left thinking:
“What did she say again?”
You have a plan.
Why £195 Is Good Value
A solicitor may charge that before you have even got past the first email.
And many firms charge far more.
With me, you are paying for focused advice from someone with over 20 years’ family law experience.
No receptionists.
No junior staff.
No endless back and forth.
No paying for someone to “review internally”.
Just direct advice.
Plain English.
Practical strategy.
And a written summary afterwards.
Who Is It For?
A strategy call is useful if you are:
Representing yourself.
Unsure whether to issue proceedings.
Dealing with Form E.
Trying to agree finances.
Worried about child arrangements.
Facing court.
Dealing with a controlling ex.
Unsure whether a consent order is fair.
Or just stuck and need someone to tell you what to do next.
Final Thought
You do not need to know everything before you book.
That is the point of the call.
You bring the situation.
I help you make sense of it.
Because guessing is risky.
Reacting emotionally is risky.
Taking advice from your ex is usually a terrible idea.
And relying on internet comments is worse.
For £195, you get a focused strategy call and written advice afterwards.
So you can stop spiralling.
Stop second-guessing.
And start making decisions with a clear plan.
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