What can be included in a consent order? 

Obtaining a consent order through court is the only way divorcing parties can ensure that any agreement reached is legally enforceable, but what can actually be put into a consent order? 

Consent orders can include details on how you intend to fairly separate assets such as;

Money

Property

Savings & Investments

Pension sharing

Maintenance (child & spousal)

A common consent order would include a clause to sell the matrimonial home and split pensions so that both parties obtain a fair split of held assets. 

A typical question that could be asked before entering into a consent order could be as follows; Will the family home be sold and the proceeds divided, or that the property will be transferred into one of the parties names? 

Why choose our Consent Order Service? 

Most consent orders that are drafted by our solicitors are completed within 31 working days.  This includes the drafting of the consent order and making any amendments that are required. 

Individually Drafted by a Qualified Solicitor

Each consent order that we process is individually drafted by qualified solicitors to reflect your financial split.  Unlike most other online providers, the consent orders we draft are not template orders and cannot be found on Google. 

Straightforward Process

You will be able to obtain the consent order from home or work through email, telephone and post.  The consent order you receive will be ready to sign and send into court, which you can do so by following the guide we supply you with. 

No Need to Attend Court

There will be no need to personally attend a court hearing as all of the documents can be posted directly to the court on your behalf by one of our experienced solicitors, who have over 15 year experience of dealing with the courts. 

Save over £750

By choosing our consent order service you can save over £750 on the cost of obtaing a consent order.  Spending £700 + VAT for a high-street solicitor to draft your consent order is uunnecessary, we provide a better and more efficient online service for £139 fixed fee including VAT. 

What information will both parties need to provide? 

Both parties will need to complete a statement of information form, which consists of your current income, any capital you have, and property and pension values. 

You will need to make sure that the statement of truth that you complete is accurate and honest as without honest records the consent order could be become void. 

To obtain a consent order through court full consent is required as well as open and honest financial records. 

The idea of getting a consent order is to amicably divide your assets within the marriage in a fair and honest way. 

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does it usually take? 

Once you have purchased the service and provided us with the relevant information, it usually takes no longer than 31 working days for the solicitor to prepare your draft cosent order paperwork.  to have your consent order individually drafted. 

What information do we need to provide? 

Both parties are required to complete a statement of information form that consists of your current income, any capital you have, and property and pension values. 

What can be included? 

You can include things such as division of property, savings, investments, pensions, business assets and child and spousal maintenance. 

If you would like to speak with an advisor about your formal agreed financial settlement, please call us on 01793 384 032. 

Do both parties need to agree upon the settlement? 

Yes, both parties will need to be in agreement with the financial settlement, as the name suggests, full consent from both parties is required. 

The consent order will also require a signature and open disclosure of assets from both parties.