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Anywhere between immediately after filing for a divorce, to a day before the Final Order, one or both spouses may change their mind. Some couples decide on getting a divorce after years of considering it, others may file for a divorce right after discovering an affair, or there are sudden changes in the relationship. Regardless of the circumstances surrounding the…
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A separation agreement is a legal document a couple reaches once they start living separately. It is used to track the division of financial assets and any reached arrangements regarding children. This can provide you with more certainty about what comes next, and help you secure your financial wellbeing. Additionally, the agreement will help you in any unforeseen disagreements and…
Divorce is a complicated and emotionally draining process that can have far-reaching consequences for all parties involved. The financial aspects of divorce are crucial in the United Kingdom, requiring thorough and precise disclosure of assets & obligations to guarantee a fair settlement. Form E, a comprehensive document that covers each party’s financial status, is a vital component of this process.…
One of the core parts of the divorce process is agreeing on a financial settlement. Especially now, with the introduction of no-fault divorce, it has become more straightforward to get divorced than ever. However, you don’t want to be caught off guard by the future repercussions of a DIY divorce. Securing your financial future should be one of the main…
Divorce is a difficult and highly emotional process that typically has long-term consequences for all parties involved. However, the United Kingdom has made tremendous steps in recent years to lessen the negative impacts of divorce by enacting no-fault divorce legislation. The goal of this move was to simplify the divorce procedures, eliminate resentment between divorced couples, and create a more…
The government has recently published draft legislation and an accompanying policy paper, Capital Gains Tax: Separation and Divorce, proposing changes to the rules relating to the transfer of assets between separating spouses and civil partners. The draft legislation will form part of the Finance Bill 2022-2023 and is due to be implemented with effect from 6/4/2023. The impact of the changes will be…
Cryptocurrencies, such as Bitcoin & Ethereum, have been rapidly becoming mainstream in the last couple of years. We saw a massive boom in their evaluation during the Covid-19 pandemic – with more and more people buying crypto assets. In other words, the more people have cryptocurrency holdings – the higher the likelihood of it being involved in a divorce. So,…
Completing a divorce yourself may sound like an appealing option. In theory, it’s cheaper, you don’t have to deal with lawyers, and you can apply for it online. Especially with the no-fault divorce going into effect – it’s never been easier to get divorced. But can it really be that simple? Unfortunately, the answer is no. Family law is a…
During divorce proceedings, one of the main steps to take is the division of financial assets. This is most often achieved through a financial settlement. Although, there can be complications that lead to financial disputes that need to be settled in court. And one of those complications can be a third party announcing a claim on financial assets that are…