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Our wrap-around family law support services

Holistic support through emotional strife and conflict

At Branch Austin McCormick, we understand that navigating a divorce or any other kind of relationship breakdown can be emotionally challenging. Separation can be painful. It may involve the loss of your family structure, daily contact with your children, the family home, and meaning and identity. 

Why seek additional support?

Sometimes seeking the support of trusted family and friends is not enough. To provide comprehensive family law support services for our clients, we collaborate with a carefully selected network of independent professionals who offer additional emotional and practical assistance. 

These professionals are not part of our firm but work alongside us to ensure you receive holistic care during this difficult time. 

Wrap Around Support Services

Frequently asked questions

  • How does a referral to another professional work?

    If you’d like to speak to one of the professionals in our network, we can refer you. With your consent, we can share background information about you with your chosen professional so that they have a clear understanding of how to support you. We don’t share any specific details about your case as that information is confidential to you and your ex-partner and your respective lawyers.

  • Do you have to be a client of the firm to speak to these professionals?

    No. Anyone may contact any of the professionals on this page at any time.

  • Will Branch Austin McCormick charge me for these services?

    No. But these services are not free. The services provided by any of the professionals in this hub will be charged separately based on an agreement between the client and their chosen professional.

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Testimonials
A brilliant and wonderful firm to work with to handle your case. I have found them consistently knowledgeable and helpful, taking time to explain things in a simple way to ensure that I fully understood the matters being discussed. They have always been professional and approachable, and meetings have been handled in an efficient and friendly manner.
Branch Austin McCormick have a collection of fine family lawyers who have a natural commitment to non-court dispute resolution

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