At Legal & Co, we offer a fixed fee from £400 for a simple clean break Consent Order where there are no assets to share or the assets have already been shared.
In most cases, you will need a financial consent order in a divorce. Without a consent order dealing with financial claims, it would be possible for your spouse or ex-spouse to make a claim in the future. So, for example, if you won the lottery, on your assets, property, income, pensions or if you receive an inheritance your ex might be able to claim a share.
If you still have an amicable relationship with your partner it may be possible to agree a financial settlement. Having reached an agreement with regards to any property and finances we can draw up a consent order which details the agreement you have made. Both parties sign this agreement and then it is sent to the Court.
Once the Consent Order has been signed by the judge it forms a legally binding document and means that no further financial claims can be bought by either party. We can advise you on the terms of the Consent Order. It is however very important to consider the following:
Having come to a mutually agreed settlement it is important to have an agreement drawn up to reflect your decision. This is done in the form of a Consent Order which once approved and sealed by the Court is a legally binding document. If it is a clean break order, this means that no further financial claims can be made by either party.
Without a consent order dealing with financial claims, it would be possible for your spouse or ex-spouse to make a claim in the future. So, for example, if you won the lottery, on your assets, property, income, pensions or if you receive an inheritance your ex might be able to claim a share.
If you can’t agree a financial settlement and the divorce finances goes to court, at Legal & Co we understand that going to court can be stressful and costly. That’s why we focus on helping our clients reach agreements through open communication and negotiation wherever possible. But if court proceedings are needed, you can feel confident knowing we’ll stand by you every step of the way.
If your divorce finances go to court, we work with some of the best barristers in family law at agreed prices. It doesn’t matter where you live in the country, we know someone within reach.
It could be about your family home, properties owned individually, properties in another country, pensions, trusts, businesses, offshore assets. From valuing assets to arriving at a financial settlement.
Helping people reach a financial settlement when you divorce: it’s all we do. Every case is unique but in 44 years, “we’ve seen a lot” – both in and out of court.
We have over 44 years divorce finance experience to help you get a fair settlement.
We are 50% cheaper than most others. You will soon see we offer value for money. Every case is different and depends on the issues, the complexities involved, volume of paper work and the length of the case.
When negotiating with the other side, both parties needs to disclose all their financial assets, including property, pensions, savings, stocks and shares, investments and business interests.
One person may not be entirely honest about their finances. There may be an attempt to hide money so that it’s left out of the financial order. There are many ways in which assets can be undisclosed.
Affordable Expertise: Our fees are up to 50% lower than most other firms — delivering genuine value for money.
Experienced Professionals: Over 44 years of specialist experience in divorce and family law.
Nationwide Service: You’re not limited to local solicitors — we proudly serve clients across the country.
Easy Access: Reach us anytime by phone, email, or video consultation — wherever you are.