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Divorce Financial Settlement Solicitors

Securing your financial future is one of the most critical parts of a divorce. Our expert family lawyers provide robust financial settlement advice, helping you achieve a fair division of assets and a legally binding Financial Order.

What Does a Financial Settlement Cover?

A financial settlement aims to divide your marital assets fairly. Our solicitors have extensive experience in all areas, from straightforward cases to those involving complex, high-value assets.

The Family Home & Property

We provide expert advice on all options for the marital home, including selling, transferring ownership, or buying a new property during the divorce.

Discuss Property

Pensions on Divorce

Pensions are often one of the most valuable assets. We ensure they are valued correctly and advise on pension sharing orders to secure your retirement.

Protect Your Pension

Financial Consent Orders

Once you agree, we can draft a legally binding Financial Consent Order to prevent any future claims from your ex-spouse.

Make it Legally Binding

A financial settlement solicitor from Wildlings providing clear and robust legal advice

Meticulous, Strategic & Robust

Our approach is to be firm but fair. We meticulously analyse every aspect of your financial situation to ensure a full and frank disclosure of all assets. We are skilled negotiators who aim for an amicable settlement, but we are always prepared to robustly defend your position in court to secure a fair Financial Order.

Full Financial Disclosure: We ensure all assets, including complex ones, are on the table.
Skilled Negotiation: We fight to get you a fair settlement without unnecessary court proceedings.
Legally Binding Orders: We ensure your agreement is properly drafted and sealed by the court for your future protection.

Secure Your Financial Future

Key Financial Settlement Questions

What is a Financial Consent Order?

A Financial Consent Order is a legally binding document, approved by a judge, that sets out the financial agreement you have reached with your ex-spouse. It is essential for preventing future claims and making the agreement enforceable. A solicitor is required to draft this for you.

What happens if we can't agree on a financial settlement?

If you cannot agree through negotiation or mediation, one of you will need to make an application to the court for a Financial Order. The court will then follow a formal process, and a judge will ultimately decide on a fair division of your matrimonial assets for you.

Do I have to be divorced to get a Financial Order?

You can start negotiating your financial settlement at any time. However, a Financial Consent Order can only be submitted to the court for approval after you have received your Conditional Order (the middle stage of the divorce process). The order then becomes legally binding once you receive your Final Order.

Move Forward with Financial Certainty

The first step is understanding your legal rights and entitlements. Contact our expert divorce solicitors for a confidential, no-obligation discussion about your situation.

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