No two matrimonial matters concerning finances are the same and there are a number of options to consider when looking at ways to resolve finances.  It is imperative that the paramount consideration is to be any children of the marriage and to work hard to keep matters out of court and resolve disputes in a non-confrontational way.

It is important to work out the needs of both parties and to obtain financial disclosure so that negotiations can commence to resolve financial matters to conclusion.  This can be done from a collaborative approach where both parties agree not to take the matter to court but to have round table meetings with their solictors.  Other people may prefer to negotiate via correspondence between the solicitors.

At Moore Family Law we give honest, realistic advice with regards to how you see the finances should be resolved.  We listen, advise and act accordingly.

We will look at your immediate needs, short term needs and also the long term needs. Whether you wish to remain living in the former matrimonial home, require a lump sum payment to buy another property,  require pension provision by way of a pension sharing order or you have been left in a difficult financial position but require maintenance for yourself or your children we can explore all options with you to put you back on the right track.  Click here to contact us.