Getting a divorce does not necessarily mean that you are no longer tied to ex-partner’s finances. You can be held liable for any financial claim that your ex-partner may take against you after your divorce if you have not obtained a financial Order in court. However, you don’t need to obtain a court order if you and your ex-partner have come to an agreement. Though you may want to put this agreement in the form of a Maintenance agreements, which is as binding as any contract. The Court has the power to make the following orders during a divorce process: Consent Orders Clean Break Order Pension Sharing Order Freezing Order Mesher Order Enforcement Order Variation order How we can help We can help with; Divorce Financial Settlements Obtaining Financial Orders Setting Aside Court Orders Appeals Fee and funding
Our ServicesOur FeesVATCourt FeesTotal First consultation and case assessment (up to one hour) with letter of advice£250£50NIL£300 First consultation and case assessment (up to one hour) with letter to ex-partner£291.67£58.33NIL£350 Divorce/dissolution of civil partnership (petitioner – uncontested)£550£110£550£1210 Divorce/dissolution of civil partnership (respondent – uncontested)£300£60NIL£360 Separation agreement (Terms agreed)£1000£200NIL£1200
In your divorce matter, we understand that you may not have access to any disposal income until the financial orders are obtained, so we only ask for our legal fees when the financial orders come into effect. Book an appointment or call us on 01582424234 for specialist advice on your family matter today.