Deed of Separation

If you decide to separate but don’t want to play the “blame game” you may decide to divorce after 2 years, with consent of your spouse.

A Deed of Separation sets out he agreed terms of the separation, where the children will live, how the assets will be split, - perhaps, who is to pay the mortgage and other expenses.

If divorce is the eventual outcome, then the financial agreements around your marital assets, such as pensions and the matrimonial home will already be agreed.

Taking a Collaborative approach

We’re keen advocates of the Collaborative approach to family settlements.  This is a process whereby families avoid the cost and unpleasantness of court appearances, by instructive their lawyers to work together to resolve disputes in a way that’s best for both parties.  Read more here about the Collaborative process.

Find out more about Judicial Separation

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