Couples often ask 'what is a fair divorce settlement'. The answer is 'it depends'. There are various factors the law says must be taken into account when making a decision on terms of a settlement.
Financial abuse takes various forms, often encompassing tactics that limit the victim's access to money, knowledge about their financial situation and opportunities for economic growth.
Divorce in the UK has evolved with the implementation of a no-fault divorce system. Even where you don't know your spouse's address, the UK legal system accommodates those circumstances
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
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.
Following the Spring Finance Bill 2023 in March, couples will be given longer to transfer assets between them without capital gains tax (CGT) consequences.
The consent order being approved is not the end. What both parties have to do next, and why applying for the final order of divorce too early can cost a pension share.
CETV stands for 'Cash Equivalent Transfer Value'. In effect it gives the value of the funds held in the pension pot. It is used in divorce settlements to compare spouses' pension funds
Divorce negotiation can be challenging but it's essential to strive for a fair and amicable resolution. This ultimate guide will explain the process:
We now have a ‘no fault’ system of divorce in England & Wales. This means that neither party need point the finger of blame at the other.
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.
Experience over many years confirms time and time again that remote mediation is a much more satisfactory way of conducting the mediation discussions.
