Ian Walker – Solicitor/ Mediator/ Arbitrator/ Managing Director
Ian Walker founded Ian Walker Family Law and Mediation Solicitors in 2012 from a room in East Devon Business Centre, Heathpark Way, Honiton.
Since then Ian Walker Family Law and Mediation Solicitors has grown into an award winning and leading regional and divorce and family law solicitors practice based in the South-West
Unfortunately our growth has meant that we have outgrown East Devon Business Centre and because we couldn’t find suitable office space in Honiton. Sadly we have had to move our Head Office, but only as far as to Pynes Hill, Exeter. Our connection to Honiton and our Honiton clients are very important to us and we have retained dedicated offices in Honiton and are able meet with clients in Honiton by appointment.
At Ian Walker Family Law and Mediation Solicitors, we strive for the best solution for you at all times. We offer advice and assistance for a full range of Divorce and Mediation and Family Law Services, namely;
In 2021 our Honiton family lawyers and divorce solicitors and family mediators were recognised as winners and were also highly commended in the prestigious Law Society Excellence Awards. We are really proud of this achievement. This is like winning an Oscar in the solicitors world.
There are lots of good reasons to instruct us – some of which are below;
We are well known for innovation. With our Divorce Support Club – we provide our divorce clients with a monthly private group session with a respected divorce coach – which is free for our clients.No one ever instructs us saying that they want to have the most expensive and divisive court battle possible. They come to us because of our commitment to trying to sort things out in the right way and to achieve sensible and fair outcomes.
We have also established a specialism representing other lawyers and their families including from out of area.
Have you heard about our Divorce Support Club?
As a team of experienced family lawyers we know that separation or divorce can be one of the most traumatic things you may go through in life. The emotional journey of separation or divorce is extremely challenging to navigate so we have partnered with a respected Divorce Coach.
The aim is to provide clients with a safe and informal place via monthly online webinars to ask questions and gather a toolkit of strategies to help manage emotions and get clarity around the things that can be a source of worry, allowing clients to focus on what they can do, enabling them to feel stronger and more confident.
Our Honiton Office
Unit 14, East Devon Business Centre
Heathpark Way
Heathpark
Honiton
Devon EX14 1SF
Telephone: 01404 819098
There is lots of free parking at the Business Centre.
We will are available to see clients in Honiton by appointment.
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