Financial AgreementsSeparation AgreementSeparation deeds or agreements are generally used where parties do not wish to divorce straight away but want to regulate their financial and children related affairs until they can bring divorce proceedings, usually after 2 years or more separation. What the Separation Agreement coversThe Separation Agreement covers child residence and contact, maintenance for spouse or civil partner and any children. The division of capital assets including money, the family home and any other property, contents of the home, insurance policies and pension rights (which are often the most valuable asset a couple may have) and any company assets held by the family. Divorce and what happens to the home, children and financesIt also covers obtaining the divorce, and occupation and sale or transfer of the family home. The Agreement may be temporary to tide the parties over until the Court makes a final order or until some other event, or it may be long-term and the intention may be to ask the Court to make it into a Consent Order, which gives it the full force of a Court Order which may not be breached without serious consequences. Key features of the Separation Agreement service
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All you have to do is complete a straight forward questionnaire which asks for all the details we need to be able to draft your agreement to your precise individual requirements. Why are you cheaper than high street lawyers?
We are considerably cheaper than lawyers because our overheads are much less than high street solicitors and we pay our Solicitors per case NOT PER HOUR Our separation agreement service is tailored to you as an individual and is not a kit or a template document, unlike those produced on other websites that just simply mass produce standard documents. Information on this page is current and last updated: 12/03/2008 |
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