Divorce or separation is a highly emotional and stressful event for both you and your ex-partner, which can significantly impact your child's world. Children often experience feelings of loss, anger, and anxiety about the changes in their lives. This can lead to...
OTHER INSIGHTS
Insights on Appropriate Communication Practices during Mediation Sessions
Steer clear of disrespectful behaviour Refrain from Lying Avoid Making Threats or Ultimatums Decline Refusal to Participate Steer Clear of Using "Always" or "Never" Statements Avoid Introducing Fresh Evidence or Information Refrain from Requesting Additional Funds...
What is a C100?
The C100 Form is a requisite document for requesting a family court to render a judgment under Section 8 of the Children Act 1989. Essentially, it serves as a formal petition to seek a court's ruling on the custody arrangements concerning your children or...
Agreeing Finances on Divorce
Getting a Financial Order
For the court to approve your proposals on your finances you will be required to disclosure to each other all your up-to-date financial information. The document you will need to complete is called Form E. This is to enable you to make an informed decision about your future financial needs. www.gov.uk
The Costs of Going to Court
On average a fully disputed financial case concluding at a final hearing can costs around £25,000 per person. Currently it is taking between 12 to 18 months for couples to get to a final hearing. Using the court should always be seen as a last resort.
Mediation and Dispute Resolution
You must attend a meeting about mediation before you can apply to court this is called a MIAM. On average it takes 3 mediations to successfully reach a financial agreement at a cost of around £1080 for a couple this includes completing financial disclosure.