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Mercy Messenger

ASH HOUSE, PINEWOOD BUSINESS PARK, COLESHILL ROAD, MARSTON GREEN, SOLIHULL, B37 7HW, ENGLAND

Tel:: Work 0121 770 1221
Fax:: Fax 0121 770 7110

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Web:: www.mercymessenger.co.uk

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Mercy Messenger

Matrimonial and family law boutique Mercy Messenger has built up an excellent reputation since its inception in 1983. It is active in all areas of family law, with particular strengths in dealing with family businesses in financial relief cases and providing support on children matters. It also excels in schedule one applications. On the financial relief side, the firm is often sought out in complex, multimillion pound cases where there are issues concerning the division of marital and non-marital assets and wealth accrued pre- and post-separation. Name partner Mercy Messenger has expertise in unravelling complex income structures. Legal executive Harpreet Saund is a specialist in children law matters.

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