Divorce Financial Consent Order For £499 – Fixed Fee
Make your divorce final and protect your future. Our SRA-regulated solicitors will draft your clean break consent order, submit it to the court, and ensure your financial agreement becomes legally binding.
No hidden costs. No court visits. 100% online. Court fees of £60.00 apply.
Online Consent Order Service
- Fixed Fee Service – Clear, upfront pricing with no hourly rates or unexpected legal costs.
- Clean Break Financial Order – A legally binding clean break consent order prepared by solicitors and submitted to the court on your behalf.
- Customer Support – Expert family law solicitors will be by your side from start to finish, keeping you updated at every stage.
- Drafted In Weeks – You will receive your professionally drafted clean break consent order within 14 working days of receiving your information.
Secure Your Finances After Divorce With an Online Consent Order
A consent order sets out how assets and liabilities, such as property, pensions, savings, and debts, will be divided upon divorce, and, once approved by a judge, the agreement becomes legally enforceable and prevents future financial claims.
Without a court-approved consent order, your ex could claim your income, property, or pension, even years after your divorce is finalised.
For a fixed fee of £499, our experienced family law solicitors will draft you a tailored Divorce Financial Order to your circumstances, detailing your financial agreement, which can include:
- Savings, investments and lump sums
- Property sales or transfers, including transfers of equity
- Detailing of any mortgages and other debts
- Child and/or Spousal Maintenance arrangements
- Protection from all future claims (clean break clause)
Most high-street solicitors charge £1,500 or more. We offer the same legal protection for a fraction of the cost, without the hassle and unknown legal bills.
Need it drafted quicker? Our solicitors can draft your consent order within 7 working days through our Fast Track Consent Order Service.
What’s Included With Our Fixed Fee Consent Order Service?
- Solicitor-Drafted Consent Order – Experienced family lawyers draft your divorce consent order, ensuring it meets strict court requirements.
- Court Submission – Our consent order specialists will submit your financial order to the court on your behalf.
- Form A and D81 – All documents required to make the application are included.
- Expert Support – Access free telephone and email support whenever you need assistance during the process.
- Clean break order – Giving you peace of mind that no future claims can be made by either party (if legally appropriate).
What’s Not Included In Our Service?
- Negotiating Your Financial Agreement – This service is for couples who have already agreed to terms.
- Pension Sharing Order – If you require a pension sharing order, please view this service.
Need legal advice or a quicker way to submit your consent order?
Our Solicitor Consent Order Service includes legal advice on your financial settlement and online filing of your consent order through the government portal.
How To Get a Consent Order Online…
Make a secure payment
Complete our secure online order form to get started. A one-off payment of £499 is required, which covers both parties. You can call our team on 01793 384 029 to discuss your questions before starting.
Provide us with your details
Our online questionnaire makes it easy to share the details of your agreement with your spouse, including property values, savings amounts, and pension valuations.
Draft consent order
Our SRA-regulated family law solicitors will use the details of your financial agreement to create a draft consent order, a legal document that is submitted to the court to make it legally binding. This will take around 21 working days, but can be fast-tracked for an additional fee.
Submit your consent order
Our divorce specialists will submit your clean break consent order to the court on your behalf, taking away further necessary stress from your life.
Financial consent orders are voluntary agreements and must be signed and approved by both parties.
Please Note: Court filing fees are currently at £60 to apply for a consent order. You may be exempt from paying court fees if you are on low income or certain benefits.
How Much Does Our Consent Order Service Cost?
Most solicitors in the UK typically charge between £1,500 and £5,000 to draft a divorce financial consent order. For couples with more complex cases and those with high-value assets, such as businesses, overseas assets, and property portfolios, costs can exceed £10,000.
Using Divorce-Online to draft your Financial Consent Order typically saves clients at least £1,000 compared to traditional solicitor fees.
Compare our service with other providers
 Divorce-Online |  Quickie Divorce |  Amicable.io | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | £499 | From £289* | £1500 |
| Court Submission? | Yes – Handled for you | No – You do this yourself | Yes |
| Drafted by Solicitors? | Yes – SRA-regulated lawyers | No – It is a DIY template | No |
| Online divorce portal? | Yes – Complete information online | No | Yes |
| Asset Limit? | £3M | N/A – No assets included | £2M |
Our online consent order service is drafted by professional solicitors ensuring your financial agreement is reflected accurately. Everything else is handled for you, including court submission and top-rated communication, keeping you updated at every stage.
Compare our service with other providers
 DivorceOnline |  QuickieDivorce |  Amicable.io | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | £499 | £289* | £1500 |
| Template Order? | No | Yes | No |
| Solicitor Drafted? | Yes | No | No |
| Online Portal? | Yes | No | Yes |
| Asset Limit? | £3m | N/A | £2m |
Our online consent order service is drafted by professional solicitors ensuring your financial agreement is reflected accurately. Everything else is handled for you, including court submission and top-rated communication, keeping you updated at every stage.
Professionally Drafted Clean Break Consent Order
Our expert solicitors will draft your agreed financial settlement and secure your financial future for a fraction of the cost of a high-street solicitor. £499 Fixed Fee, 100% Online, No Court Appearance or Hidden Fees.
Consent Order – FAQs…
Is a consent order necessary if we have no assets?
Yes, even if you have no assets to divide at the time of divorce, a consent order is still necessary to achieve a clean financial break.
Without a court-approved consent order, either party can make future financial claims, regardless of how long ago you divorced.
This includes claims against future income, pensions, inheritances, lottery or compensation windfalls, property you later buy, or businesses you go on to build.
This service legally closes off those claims, protecting both parties from future disputes and giving long-term certainty at a fixed, upfront cost.
Who is this service suitable for?
This service is suitable for anyone who is getting divorced and wants their financial agreement made legally binding by the court.
It is also suitable for people who are already divorced but did not obtain a consent order at the time, and now want to properly finalise matters and achieve a clean financial break.
A consent order is a formal agreement between both parties, so you must already have reached a financial settlement before using this service. This agreement can be reached directly between yourselves, through mediation, or with the help of a solicitor or divorce professional.
This service is not suitable for unmarried cohabiting couples, as consent orders are only available to married couples or civil partners.
Do I need a solicitor to draft my consent order?
Technically speaking, under UK divorce law, you are not legally required to use a solicitor, but the court expects consent orders to be precisely drafted and legally sound, which requires the knowledge and skill of a family law solicitor.
Poorly drafted financial orders are frequently rejected by the court because they lack proper wording, structure, or supporting explanation.
With Divorce-Online, your consent order is drafted by an experienced family law solicitor who ensures the terms are clear and acceptable to the court, reducing the risk of rejection, delays, or additional costs.
How long does a consent order take to be approved?
A consent order becomes legally binding once it has been approved by a judge, usually alongside or after the Final Order in divorce proceedings.
After submission to the court, approval typically takes between 3 and 6 weeks, depending on the court workload. Divorce-Online prepares and submits your documents correctly the first time, helping avoid delays caused by missing information or judicial queries.
Can a consent order be rejected by the court?
Yes, a judge can reject an agreed consent order if it is unclear, incomplete, or appears unfair on the face of the paperwork presented.
This commonly happens with DIY or template orders where the judge has no explanation for how the agreement was reached. Divorce-Online can help you provide the court with a clear context explaining why the agreement is fair.
This is especially important where one party receives more than the other, as it helps the judge understand the reasoning and approve the order without delay.