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If you would like to explore whether Elizabeth may be able to assist with your family law matter, a free 15-minute introductory call can be arranged.

This provides an opportunity to briefly outline the nature of your enquiry and determine whether her services are suitable for your needs. Where appropriate, a paid legal consultation can then be arranged. Legal advice is not provided during the introductory call.

Elizabeth Stocker advises on pre & post nuptial agreements, cohabitation agreements, separation agreements, divorce, civil partnership dissolution, financial settlements and child arrangements, helping clients approach financial arrangements with clarity, structure, and care.

Elizabeth Stocker - Consultant Solicitor

I help clients navigate the financial and emotional complexities of divorce and separation with clarity and confidence. With over 17 years’ experience in family law, I combine a calm, supportive approach with practical, solutions-focused advice.

I am a consultant family law solicitor with extensive experience supporting clients through the financial complexities that arise on divorce and separation.

Since qualification the majority of my career was spent at a leading Oxfordshire family law firm, ranked Tier 1 by The Legal 500 and Chambers & Partners, before joining Setfords on a Consultancy basis in 2020.

I advise on a wide range of family matters with particular experience in divorce and resolving financial claims, whether through the court process or by alternative methods such as arbitration and mediation.

I take a pragmatic and thoughtful approach, focused on achieving sensible, constructive outcomes tailored to each client’s circumstances. As one client put it, “Your service has been excellent and your professionalism impeccable throughout.”

I also work with unmarried couples and can help with pre & post nuptial agreements, civil partnerships and separation.

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Pre & Post Nuptial Agreements

Nuptial agreements refer to both pre-nuptial and post-nuptial agreements. These types of legal agreements are made between two people either before or after the marriage has taken place.

Cohabitation Agreements

A cohabitation agreement is a written document between two people living together or planning to. It establishes how finances, property, and responsibilities are managed, & what happens if you later separate.

Separation Agreements

A separation agreement is a written agreement between a couple who have separated, or who intend to separate in the near future. These typically record the financial arrangements between the parties during their separation.

Civil Partnership Dissolution

Civil Partnership Dissolution is the legal process of formally ending a civil partnership, including the necessary court application and legal confirmation that the partnership has ended.

Divorce

Divorce is the legal process of bringing a marriage to an end. It also requires clear attention to financial matters, including property, pensions, income, and long-term provision.

Financial Settlements

A financial settlement sets out how finances, property, pensions, and other assets are divided when a marriage or civil partnership ends.

Child Arrangements

Child arrangements address the financial provision needed to support a child during divorce or family proceedings. This includes maintenance, school fees, childcare costs, housing needs, and other support linked to the child’s welfare

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