Financial Disputes

We will explore mediation, a mandatory step in most cases. An impartial mediator can help you and your spouse reach a mutually agreeable financial settlement, saving time and cost. If an agreement is reached, we’ll draft a legally binding Consent Order for court approval.

We can guide you through voluntary disclosure. Both parties will disclose financial information through a “Form E,” allowing your solicitors to negotiate a settlement collaboratively.

If an agreement cannot be reached, we can assist you in issuing a court application for various purposes, including: ● Financial Remedy Orders on Divorce: This application seeks a fair division of your marital assets and liabilities, such as the family home, pensions, and savings. ● Applications for Financial Relief after an Overseas Divorce: If your divorce was finalised abroad, we can help you obtain financial support in the UK courts if applicable. ● Applications under the Trust of Land and Appointment of Trustees Act (TOLATA): This act applies when unmarried couples cohabit and own property together. We can help you secure a fair division of assets if your relationship ends. ● Application for Financial Provision for the Children under the Children Act 1989: If you have children in particular if you are not married, this application ensures their financial needs are met Regardless of the approach, resolving your financial matters is essential for moving forward. A court order provides a clear and legally binding framework, ensuring both parties adhere to the agreed terms.