Separation Agreements
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A separation agreement can be made to help decide how your assets will be split upon separation. These can cover the division of property and other capital, childcare arrangements, child support or spousal maintenance, and any other financial aspects.
A separation agreement can be made to help decide how your assets will be split upon separation. These can cover the division of property and other capital, childcare arrangements, child support or spousal maintenance, and any other financial aspects.
When considering the end of a relationship, seeking specialist legal advice can be crucial to ensure a fair process. We can assist you in setting up a separation agreement, obtaining a legal or judicial separation, and allowing you to formally separate from your partner without getting divorced or ending your civil partnership.
A separation agreement is a written contract that can be beneficial if you are uncertain about divorcing or dissolving your civil partnership, or if you are not yet able to do so. It outlines your financial arrangements while separated and covers various areas, including the payment of mortgage or rent, household bills, living arrangements, debt allocation, division of savings, investments, and other financial assets, as well as childcare arrangements and spousal maintenance.
Separation agreements should provide specific information such as the date you separate and the intentions of both sides in terms of financial commitments and responsibilities like who will pay the bills and how savings will be split.
A separation agreement provides flexibility for couples who are uncertain about divorcing or dissolving their civil partnership.
Although not legally binding, a separation agreement demonstrates that both parties consider the relationship to have ended and can help minimise conflicts by providing clarity and certainty. If properly and fairly negotiated, the court will usually uphold these agreements if challenged, potentially reducing legal costs by avoiding lengthy court proceedings if divorce or dissolution follows.
When creating a separation agreement, seeking legal advice is crucial to ensure that your interests and those of your family are prioritised, minimising the emotional and financial impact.
You do not need to go to court to make a separation agreement unless you are struggling to agree on how to split your finances.
It’s a good idea to get specialised legal support when putting together a separation agreement to make sure that everything has been covered, making everything legally binding and leaving little room for dispute.
At GloverPriest, we understand that each situation is sensitive and that everyone’s circumstances are different. This is why we tailor our service to find the best outcome for your situation.
In some areas of family law, we offer an introductory consultation with an expert member of our legal team. This meeting is free and designed for you to get to know our firm and your solicitor and to discuss your case in further detail.
We believe that many clients find the initial consultation highly beneficial in helping them make informed decisions on how they wish to proceed.
Our team of specialised family law solicitors is here to provide you with support and advice on your separation agreement. Call one of our experts on 0121 794 5814 for further advice or use our contact form to request a callback
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