Separation and Divorce Finances

When a marriage or civil partnership comes to an end, the matter of finances can often be the cause of disagreements and plenty of stress between the two parties.

In reality, once a marriage or civil partnership comes to an end, any financial assets should be divided between the two ex-partners.

In the vast majority of divorce cases, the allocation of finances is often agreed upon amicably between both former partners after initial consultations with their respective solicitors. When there is a dispute over finances, numerous factors are considered by solicitors when the allocation of these finances is determined, and the success of the disputing partner will depend entirely on the law, which protects the couple’s rights to their share of finances. When children are involved, their welfare and future are also key considerations.

Expert Divorce Finance Solicitors

Reeves & Co. Law was established in 1993 as a specialist family law firm. During the past 20 years and more, we have been helping separated partners to understand their legal rights concerning their finances in the wake of a divorce or separation.

We can advise and help clients in a range of divorce and separation scenarios, from straightforward, quick divorces when both parties agree on a financial settlement, to more complex cases where court proceedings and representation is required to dispute an ex-partner’s claim of finances.

Whether you or your ex-partner are able to negotiate amicably or if there is a major disagreement, we can advise, guide and represent you on your legal entitlements to your financial assets following a breakdown in you and your partner’s marriage or relationship.

Reeves & Co Law can advise and represent you on the following financial issues resulting from a divorce or civil partnership breakdown:

• Property assets.
• Pensions.
• Savings and Investments.
• Valuable belongings.
• Other financial assets.