Worthing

Although Worthing is largely known as a popular retirement location in West Sussex, it is one of the biggest seaside towns on the South Coast and situated at the foot of the South Downs. It is also a lively destination for shopping, eating, entertainment and family seaside fun.

The Pavilion Theatre is well known as being one of the premier theatres on the south coast with its unique position on the promenade at the entrance to Worthing’s pier exhibiting comedy, live music and musical shows (BN11 3PX).

Highdown Gardens are based between Goring and Ferring on the South Downs. If you are looking for some peace and tranquility, then a visit to the gardens is a must. The gardens are home to The National Plant Collection of the Plant Introductions of Sir Frederick Stern. Find out more and pay a visit; Littlehampton Road, 33 Highdown Rise, Goring-by-Sea, Worthing, BN12 6FB

Other things to do and see in the Worthing area

Worthing Pier is owned by Worthing Borough Council. The Pavillion Theatre and The Denton are situated at the landward end. In the middle your will find the usual “british seaside” amusement arcade. Find the Pier at Marine Parade, Worthing, BN11 3PX

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Worthing Beach is 10.5 miles between Ferring and Lancing. It is a mainly shingle beach with the added interest of rockpools, so arm yourself with a net and go pool-dipping. The beach is very well looked after and there are lovely greenery and flowers plus lots of benches to sit on. Take a rest and do some all important people watching. Dogs are excluded in some parts at certain parts of the year, so do check before you get geared up for a doggy beach walk. BN11 3NT. The coastal office can be found at Coastal Office, Worthing Borough Council, Marine Parade, BN11 3PX

High Salvington Windmill is a working post mill dating from around 1776. The mill started to grind grain again in 1991 after it had been lovingly restored and you can purchase souvenir flour! Visit the windmill at Furze Road, Worthing, BN13 3BP

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Worthing, UK

If your relationship is grinding you down you may need the help of a family solicitor. We have found the following firms in the local area

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  • Miller Parris Solicitors LLP – 3-9 Cricketers Parade, Broadwater, Worthing, BN14 8JB. “If a marriage is no longer working, we can help with arranging a formal separation or a divorce. Where people have cohabited, there can also be tricky legal issues in the event of a breakup. Please do speak to us, in complete confidence, and we can advise on your next step.”

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  • Green Wright Chalton Annis Worthing – 13/14 Liverpool Terrace, Worthing, West Sussex, BN11 1TQ. The firm also have offices in Arundel, Goring, Hove, Rustington and Steyning. “Whether you are entering marriage or civil partnership and need advice about a prenup or are ending your relationship and want guidance on separation and divorce, we can help you reach all the right decisions to ensure that you and your family are legally and financially protected.”

More family law firms in Worthing

  • WMC Legal LLC – “Sadly, family life isn’t always smooth sailing and sometimes family disagreements can become very difficult and hard to manage. At WMC Legal, our aim is to relieve the stress that family troubles can cause. With a sensitive but determined approach, our family law team will fight for a fair and comfortable future for your family.” They are based at Global House, Portland Road, Worthing, BN11 1QH
  • Wannops LLP of Worthing have offices at Southfield House, 11 Liverpool Gardens, BN11 1SD. They are also in Chichester at 8 South Pallant House PO19 1TH and Bognor Regis at 54 High Street, PO21 1SP. “The Family law team also provides expert advice to those who are embarking on a new relationship, getting married, or starting a family, to help them plan for the future with certainty and security.”

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“I help separated parents to soften the impact of separation by strengthening their relationships with their children. I do it because I believe that our relationships are our most important “asset” in life and separation/divorce is an opportunity to heal our deepest wounds and create epic relationships in the future.”

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It is really important not to forget your financial future when you are going through difficult times such as divorce or bereavement. We have found these local firms

Investment Solutions – Grafton House, 26 Grafton Road, Worthing, West Sussex, BN11 1QT. “The companies strength lies in the commitment to treating customers fairly, client relationships and to an approach of fully understanding and prioritising clients’ objectives, desires and aspirations.”

Elementary Financial Planning – 2b Caravelle House, 17-19 Goring Road, Worthing, West Sussex, BN12 4AP. “We talk to you in terms you can comprehend so that your financial affairs make sense to you. Our individually tailored recommendations are based upon a comprehensive and fair analysis of the whole market.”

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The Fry Group has been privately owned for over 120 years. Crescent House, Crescent Road, Worthing, West Sussex, BN11 1RN

Accord Financial Management – B2 Yeoman Gate, Yeoman Way, Worthing, West Sussex, BN13 3QZ. “Based in West Sussex, Accord Financial Management Ltd was established in 1999 and we have since secured a reputation for providing timely and valued financial planning advice to corporate and private individuals.”


One of the first things a divorce financial planner will assess is your needs and aspirations for the future.

  • When do you plan to retire? 
  • Do you have any pensions? 
  • Do you want to own your home? Where do you want to live?
  • Do you want your children to be privately educated?
  • What do you want your lifestyle to look like?

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Next on the agenda for any financial advisor is to understand your feelings towards risk and return

  • What is your attitude? 
  • Are you comfortable taking a bigger risk which could lose lots of money short-term because the other edge of the sword gives you a huge return if things go your way?

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Some people like to take risks and others don’t. It also depends on how long you have to “play” risk. If you are 20 years away from retiring, then maybe you are prepared to take a few more chances. However, if you are retiring in 5 years and your pension pot is looking healthy, you might be more reluctant and happier plodding along risk free.


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