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Expert guidance on dividing finances after divorce or civil partnership dissolution.
Reaching a fair financial settlement after a relationship ends can feel overwhelming, especially when there are homes, pensions, or businesses involved. Our experienced financial settlement solicitors are here to make the process clearer, faster, and less stressful for you.
Whether you’re concerned about protecting your financial future, securing the right outcome for your children, or simply want to avoid a drawn-out court battle, we’ll guide you every step of the way with tailored, practical advice.
Reach a fair financial settlement
Many people think finances are automatically resolved when the divorce is finalised – but that’s not the case. Without a legally binding financial order, financial claims can remain open long after your marriage has ended.
Our financial settlement solicitors advise clients at every stage of the process, from early negotiations through to consent orders or court proceedings where needed. Acting early can help avoid delays, disputes, and unexpected claims later on.
Our financial settlement solicitors have experience handling everything from straightforward agreements to high-net-worth and complex asset cases. We regularly advise on:
We also advise clients who are post-divorce but have unresolved financial matters, whether by agreement or court order.
Our team includes members of Resolution, who follow a Code of Practice that promotes a constructive, family-focused approach to legal issues. We take time to understand what matters most to you – whether that’s financial security, protecting your business, or ensuring a smooth outcome for your children.
Our solicitors are also accredited members of The Law Society’s Family Panel. With over 40 years of combined experience and offices across the region, we offer the depth and flexibility you need during a stressful time.
Not every case needs to go to court. Many financial disputes can be resolved more cost-effectively through:
We’ll help you understand which route is most appropriate based on your goals and the level of agreement with your former partner.
Choosing the right financial settlement solicitor can make all the difference when navigating a financial settlement. Here’s why individuals and families trust us to protect their interests and guide them through this critical stage with confidence and care:
Whether you’re in the early stages of divorce or need help resolving financial matters after your decree absolute, we’re here to help.
Call us on 01245 493 959, email [email protected], or complete the enquiry form above. We’ll listen, explain your options clearly, and help you move forward with confidence.
Yes. Even after your divorce is final, financial claims remain open until they are resolved by a court order. Without a financial order, your ex-spouse can still claim in the future. Speak to our financial settlement solicitors today to protect your future and gain peace of mind.
Courts consider a range of factors, including the length of the marriage, the needs of each party (especially children), income and earning capacity, standard of living, age, and contributions (financial and non-financial). Get tailored legal advice from our financial settlement solicitors to understand how these factors apply to your situation.
In most cases, once a financial order is final, it’s very difficult to change. There are exceptions (e.g. fraud, significant change in circumstances), but it’s important to get expert advice before agreeing to any settlement. Contact us for confidential guidance before you finalise or attempt to reopen a financial agreement.
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