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Finances and Divorce
Financial decisions after separation can feel complicated and overwhelming. These resources provide guidance on financial mediation, pensions and reaching practical agreements about money and assets during divorce or separation.


Divorce financial settlement: Is everything really split 50/50?
If you're separating or getting divorced, you may have heard that the finances will simply be divided 50/50. It sounds straightforward. But divorce finances are rarely that simple. There is no automatic rule that everything must be split equally. Instead, the law requires the circumstances of each family to be considered when deciding what a fair financial settlement might look like. Sometimes that may mean an equal division. Sometimes it won't. So, how are finances divided i
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Sep 108 min read
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Should you update your will after separation? Why future planning matters
Separating? Learn why it is important to review your will and future plans after separation, including considerations around children, finances and protecting those who matter most. Separation often means making decisions about children, finances and living arrangements, but it's also an important time to review your future plans. Updating your will, considering guardianship for your children and reviewing important legal and financial arrangements can give you peace of mind
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Jun 103 min read
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What happens to pensions during divorce? Understanding pension sharing orders
Find out what happens to pensions during divorce in England and Wales, how pension sharing orders work and why financial disclosure and mediation are important when reaching a fair agreement. When couples separate, conversations about finances often focus on the family home, savings, or day to day expenses. However, pensions are frequently one of the most valuable assets within a marriage and are sometimes overlooked until later in the process. Understanding how pensions can
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May 13 min read
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