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Online Financial Consent Order Service for £399

If you’ve handled your divorce application independently, securing your financial affairs is crucial. Our expert solicitors will draft your consent order, providing you peace of mind and preventing future claims.

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Legal Protection for Your Post-Divorce Finances For Only £399 (covers both parties)

Secure your financial future and prevent future disputes post-divorce with our Financial Consent Order Service, priced at just £399.

Even if you’ve handled your divorce application independently, securing your financial affairs is crucial to ending the financial aspect of divorce.

Obtaining a consent order is the only way divorcing couples can ensure that any agreement reached is legally enforceable, which will then prevent any future claims from being made by both parties.

For a consent order to be made legally binding by a court, it will need to be expertly drafted by a solicitor or legal professional. Most solicitors will charge over £1,500 + VAT to prepare a consent order; our fixed fee is just £399 including VAT. 

megaphoneWho’s This Service Ideal For? Our Consent Order Service is the right solution for you if:

  • You have already agreed on how you are going to split your money and finances with your ex when you separated.
  • You have filed for divorce and want to get a financial consent order to end all financial ties.
  • You are already divorced and you would like to formalise your financial arrangements.

What’s Included With This Service?

  • Expertly Drafted Financial Consent Order (we only use solicitors to draft orders).
  • Fast turnaround – Typically within 4 weeks of receiving your details.
  • An affordable fixed fee of £399 – No hourly or hidden extra costs.
  • Simplicity – Complete 1 simple online document with your financial details.
  • Hassle-free – No need to take time off work or arrange childcare.
  • Clean break  – Giving you peace of mind that no future claims can be made by either party (if legally appropriate).
  • Comprehensive guide to consent orders – Everything you need to file your application.
  • Free telephone and email support to help you file your application.

What’s Not Included In Our Service?

Would you prefer our solicitors to handle everything for you?
Our Solicitor Consent Order Service for £649 involves our qualified solicitors drafting your financial consent order and dealing with the court for you.

How Does This Service Work?

1

Make a secure payment

Complete our secure online order form to get started. A one-off payment of £399 is required, which covers both parties. You can call our team on 01793 384 029 to discuss your questions before starting.

2

Provide us with your details

You will be provided with an online questionnaire where you tell us what you have agreed with your spouse, e.g. property valuations, savings amounts, and pension valuations.

3

Draft consent order

SRA-regulated family law solicitors will take the details of your financial agreement and present you with a draft consent order. This legal document can then be submitted to the court to become legally binding.

4

Submit your consent order

Read through our detailed guide and follow our instructions to submit your consent order application to the court. Doing it yourself will help you save money on legal fees.

See How Our Service Compares To Others

Compare our service with other leading family-law providers

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Online Service? Yes Yes No
Drafted by Solicitors? Yes No Yes

** Why choose our service?

Our service is fixed-fee, meaning you only pay £399, no nasty hidden extras or excessive hourly fees. This also covers both parties and includes VAT. Our clients typically save over £1,000 when choosing our service over hiring local high-street solicitors.

Common Questions About Consent Orders

Do I need to have an agreement in place before using your service?

Yes, both parties must agree on the financial arrangements before using our service. Our solicitors will take your agreement and use that to draft the consent order. If you need help reaching an agreement, call us on 01793 384 029 and speak with our friendly team to find out how we can help you.

How long does it take to get a consent order?

It takes roughly 6 weeks for our solicitors to professionally prepare a draft consent order. Once you submit your application to the court, you should expect it to be approved within 4-6 weeks.

Will I need to attend court for the consent order to be approved?

No, you won’t need to attend court. Only a small percentage of applicants will need to attend court in person, and that is when spouses contest elements of the financial settlement. The drafting process is handled entirely by us, you then review the order and submit it to the court before being approved by a judge.

Financial consent orders are voluntary agreements and must be signed and approved by both parties.

Once you file the consent order with the courts, it typically takes between 8-10 weeks for the judge to approve your order and make it legally binding.

Please Note: Court filing fees are currently at £58.00 to apply for a consent order. You may be exempt from paying court fees if you are on low income or certain benefits.

Professionally Drafted Consent Order – £399 Fixed Fee

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.

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