Divorce Financial Settlements
Receive legal support when dividing assets in a divorce. When a relationship breaks down, you and your spouse will have to make some important decisions about how your matrimonial assets will be divided. Our divorce financial settlement solicitors will support you during these discussions and make sure you know your legal rights.
Whatever your circumstances, having an experienced specialist family solicitor will put you in the best possible position to achieve a successful outcome.
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Dividing Assets in Divorce
Resolving the financial aspects of your separation can often feel overwhelming. With so much to consider, you may not know where or how to begin. Kew Law can help you get things started and will assist in negotiating and implementing financial settlements. Talking to our specialist family solicitors is a useful information-gathering exercise to enable negotiations with your spouse. We guide you through the procedures involved and, following the process of financial disclosure, we provide extensive advice on your available options and how best to proceed with them.
Whenever possible, we aim to reach a settlement through negotiation rather than confrontation. However, if you and your spouse are unable to reach a mutual agreement, we provide you with clear, strategic, and robust advice during contested court proceedings.
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Informational Guides About Divorce Financial Settlements
We have a range of family law guides to help you understand the process and what it may mean for you and your family. We break down all the complicated legal jargon for you in these guides to give you full clarity when moving forward.
Our experienced financial settlement solicitors have worked with families facing a range of unique challenges. We combine a sympathetic approach with expert legal knowledge in all areas surrounding family law.
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Frequently Asked Questions
A Financial Order is a Court Order that legally binds any financial settlement you have reached with your spouse prior to applying for a Final Order. A Financial Order can also be provided at the conclusion of contested financial proceedings. A Financial Order will typically detail what is to occur to the family home, pensions, child and spousal maintenance etc.
We would suggest that you do apply for a Financial Order to ensure that any future financial claims over assets and income are dismissed. Please note that a Financial Order can be obtained after the pronouncement of a Final Order if you and your spouse wish to settle financial matters later on.
If your spouse does not agree to settling your finances then you can lodge with the Court a formal application to commence financial proceedings. The Court will list hearings for both parties to attend and will decide what is a fair and reasonable financial division of assets, liabilities and income.