Selling, buying out or staying on with the children: the main options for the family home on divorce, what is taken into account and how to make it legally binding.
Form D81 tells the judge why your financial settlement is fair. What it covers, why it needs more care than most people expect and what happens if it is not right.
What a financial consent order really costs: the court fee, why drafting is detailed specialist work and the hidden costs many couples do not expect.
Pensions are often divided during divorce with little clarity about what that means in later life. This guide explains how pension sharing orders affect retirement income.
Financial consent orders and child maintenance are both aspects that need to be taken into consideration when divorcing. Here we explain how they intersect.
Ring fencing refers to the practice of protecting certain assets from being included in the pool of assets to be divided between the parties in a divorce settlement
This FAQ is intended to complement our main guide on ring fencing assets on divorce and to answer common questions raised during financial settlement discussions.
The evidence points at conflict between parents rather than the separation itself. What that means in practice, and why how the finances are settled is part of it.
A financial consent order is an incredibly important document as it brings about financial severance between spouses. Without the order, a former spouse can make future financial claims against you.
Divorce is usually written about in terms of harm to children. The evidence points at conflict rather than separation itself, which leaves more within a parent's control than most expect.
Navigating a path to an amicable divorce and financial settlement has many benefits for both parties and most importantly, the children
Couples often think their 'kitchen table' agreement will suffice and that court approval is not necessary. However that is not the case and this blog explains why.
