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Divorce Solicitors Bristol

4 firms listed — 3 confirmed to handle divorce, separation or children's matters. Each listing links to full details, opening hours and directions.

Divorcing in England and Wales? Read our guide to how the process works there, or estimate payments with the free child maintenance calculator.

Apple Tree Family Law FAMILY LAW

One, Temple Quay, Temple Back E, Bristol · BS1 6DZ
★★★★½ 4.8 (26 reviews)
Divorce lawyer
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The Family Law Practice FAMILY LAW

Queen Square House, 18-21 Queen Square, Bristol · BS1 4NH
★★★★ 4.4 (12 reviews)
Divorce lawyer
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Stowe Family Law LLP - Divorce Solicitors Bristol FAMILY LAW

Reach, Generator Building, East Tucker Street Finzels, Counterslip, Bristol · BS1 6BX
★★★½ 3.9 (42 reviews)
Divorce service
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First Line Family Law - Family Law Solicitors Bristol UNCONFIRMED

St. Brandon's House, 29 Great George St, Bristol · BS1 5QT
★★★★★ 5.0 (13 reviews)
Law firm
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Before you contact a firm in Bristol

Check any solicitor's current standing on the Solicitors Regulation Authority register — a listing here is not a substitute for that. Our guide to choosing a family law solicitor covers what to ask at a first meeting, and what a divorce costs explains fixed fees versus hourly billing.

If money is the pressing question, start with pensions and the family home — between them they are usually the bulk of what is being divided.

Getting Divorced in Bristol: What You Should Know

Choosing the right divorce solicitor is the single biggest decision in a divorce. Compare Bristol firms above on rating, fixed-fee availability and family-law specialism — the cheapest quote is rarely the best value.

How much does a divorce cost in Bristol?

Court fees are set nationally, not by city; solicitor fees are where costs vary. Read our what a divorce costs guide, then ask local firms for a fixed-fee quote at a first meeting.

How long does it take?

An uncontested divorce typically takes 6–7 months from application to final order. Disputes over money or children add time wherever you are.

Do I need a solicitor?

Not legally — but one is strongly recommended if there is property, a pension or children involved. See how to choose a solicitor and our England & Wales divorce process guide.

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