Stowe Family Law LLP - Divorce Solicitors Liverpool

Stowe Family Law opened its first office in 1982 in a converted cobblers shop in Leeds. The firm has been helping families across the UK for over 50 years and is the UK's largest law firm dedicated to family matters, with a team of over 200 people. The Liverpool office is led by Helen Miller, a Resolution Accredited Specialist and managing partner with over 21 years of experience.

Miller is a nationally recognised practitioner in the Chambers & Partners directory, a Legal 500 recommended lawyer, and won the Law Society's Advanced Family Law Accreditation in complex financial disputes. Stowe Family Law is named in The Times Best Law Firms 2025 & 2026 and recognised as a 'Leading Firm' in the North West by the Legal 500 (2026), a position held for five consecutive years. Stowe Family Law LLP is authorised and regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority.

The Liverpool office provides legal support in family law matters in Liverpool and Merseyside. Its Liverpool team has over 30 years of collective experience in divorce and separation, and its child law team includes Senior Associate Alexandra Martin. Services include divorce and separation, pre and postnuptial agreements, finances, children's solicitors, fertility law, cohabitation agreements, and domestic abuse support.

Stowe Family Law LLP in Liverpool handles divorce and wider family law matters, and the feedback left by clients centres on how cases are managed from first contact through to resolution. Several buyers describe the service as professional and supportive during a stressful period, singling out clear advice and swift replies to questions.

Named staff feature in the accounts: Alexzandra Hughes is praised for the clarity of her guidance and the speed of her responses, while Matthew Taylor and Kirsty McKenzie are credited with combining a professional approach with words of reason and reassurance across a long-running divorce, including support through a three-day hearing. A point made in several accounts is the team's ability to find an answer or solution whenever a new hurdle or crisis arises, with communication described as polite, efficient and consistent as proceedings move forward.

Reviews regularly refer to being kept informed at each stage and feeling that their questions were answered without delay. Some accounts also describe gaps in responsiveness, with call-backs that did not materialise and charges applied when advice had been expected at no cost, leaving a number of clients frustrated by the level of engagement received during urgent enquiries. The work covers divorce and related family law, and the handling of complex hearings is what these accounts return to most.