Remarry without a financial order and you may lose the right to claim against your former spouse permanently. What a new relationship means for maintenance, pensions and your will.
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.
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.
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.
Will we have to move? Can I still go to my club? What to say to children about money during a divorce when the answers are not yet known.
What makes a mediation session go well or badly, seen from the mediator's side — preparation, asking for a break and keeping the discussion on the issue.
Separating is difficult enough without the financial strain that a high-conflict divorce can create. Mediation offers a calm, structured alternative
Why Sooner Often Means Less Stress or Problems Further Down the Line, Avoiding further Damage to the relationship between Divorcing Couples
How long divorce mediation usually takes in the UK, what affects the timing and why waiting for a pension valuation is the most common cause of delay.
Financial advisers can play a part in divorce settlement negotiations, for example if a company valuation is required or where there is a complex pension provision to consider.
Mediation is now widely accepted as the first and best option for resolving many types of disputes. Here we examine the advantages and disadvantages of both mediation and litigation.
In this comprehensive guide, we will explore practical steps to regain financial stability, rebuild your credit and pave the way for a secure financial future.
