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Divorce & Financial Orders

Clear family-law advice and practical support for divorce, finances and court orders.

Divorce and financial matters can feel overwhelming —

especially when you’re trying to understand your rights,

protect your position and keep costs under control.

Family Law Office helps you understand where you stand,

what your options are and how to move forward, without

committing to a traditional solicitor’s retainer.

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How we help with divorce and finances

You may not need a solicitor to run every aspect of your case. In many situations, what you actually need is:
• clear advice on your legal position;
• help understanding the options on the table;
• support preparing your own documents and evidence; and
• guidance on what to consider before making proposals or responding to offers.

If your case is already at court

If you are already involved in financial remedy proceedings, we can help you:
• understand the stage your case is at and what comes next;
• review court orders and directions so you know what is required;
• prepare your own statements, questionnaires or position documents;
• get ready for a First Appointment, FDR or final hearing.

Our Process
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Family Law Office can help you with:
• understanding the financial remedy process;
• reviewing Form E and financial disclosure;
• preparing or responding to proposals;
• understanding settlement options and likely outcomes;
• preparing for mediation or negotiations.

Support for the financial side of separation

This page is for you if you are dealing with:
• Divorce or separation financial implications
• Financial remedy proceedings or negotiations
• Questions about property, mortgages or the home
• Pensions and long-term financial security
• Lump sums, maintenance or ongoing support
• Implementing or varying an existing order.

Linked pages: how we work and fees

How we work and what it costs

Divorce and financial remedy cases can be complex, but your support shouldn’t be. Our Family Law Office page explains how we work, and our Fixed Fees page explains how our £195 consultation and fixed-fee services operate.

Financial Orders

Where advocacy is required, you will need to instruct an authorised professional. We help you prepare and organise the information your barrister or solicitor will need.

Why Choose Us

You remain in control of your own case. We provide the legal knowledge and preparation support alongside you to ensure you make informed decisions.

Start with a clear view

£195 — One-hour consultation focused on your financial position

For £195, you can speak directly with an experienced family-law professional about your divorce or financial remedy situation. Your consultation can cover: how the court approaches assets; property and housing needs; pensions; maintenance; and responding to proposals. The aim is simple: to give you a clear understanding of your legal position and practical options, so you can decide how you want to move forward.

Wherever you are in the process—at the beginning, in negotiations, or in court—we focus on giving you clear information. If you decide to proceed with an agreed fixed-fee service, your £195 consultation fee is credited against that fee. You can start with a single consultation and then decide what level of further support, if any, is right for you.

Get Practical Support

Service Overview

We help you understand the implications of offers made by you or the other party. We can help you prepare for court steps and organise the information your barrister or solicitor will need.

Divorce & Financial Orders

Clear advice to help you understand where you stand and what your options are regarding assets and income.

Our Process

We provide a structured path to help you navigate financial remedy proceedings and negotiations about assets.

Why Choose Our Service

Expert family-law advice without the commitment of a traditional solicitor’s retainer.

Start Your Next Step

FINANCIAL POSITION

✓ Clear advice on your legal rights and position

✓ Practical support for negotiations and court

✓ Fixed-fee consultations for peace of mind

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