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When a couple separate, there are financial matters to be resolved. Our family lawyers can help you
In most instances, when a couple separate, there are financial matters to be resolved. Whilst the division of assets does not actually form part of divorce proceedings, it is vital that financial matters are resolved and that a financial order is put in place, ensuring that a financial claim cannot be made against you by your former partner at some point in the future, even if there are relatively few assets to divide at the time of your divorce.
The resolution of financial issues on the breakdown of a relationship or marriage can be complex and stressful. Having a top divorce solicitor on your side can make a difference as to the outcome of your case.
Price Slater Gawne is home to some of the country’s leading divorce and associated financial lawyers. We can help you whether you are seeking to protect your wealth, uncover hidden assets or simply wish to formalise a settlement negotiated directly with your spouse or partner.
We recommend you speak with one of our experienced family lawyers when considering the financial implications of separation, divorce and dissolution. Call 03333 058375, or email family@psg-law.co.uk
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We work closely with our expert colleagues in our Wealth Protection team, and together we can provide you with the expertise you need.
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Partner, Head of Divorce & Family Law
t:07538 385956
e: nicholas.clough@psg-law.co.uk
Consultant, Divorce & Family Law
t:07958 028069
e: carole.nettleton@psg-law.co.uk
t:01244 956686
e: jackie.rawcliffe@psg-law.co.uk
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I just wanted to say, thank you so much for all your help and support the last few months. I have appreciated everything you have done for me and for listening to me. I don't know what I would have done, without your help.” J.S.
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I highly recommend Carole for her responsive, professional guidance and immense support. I couldn’t do this without her.” Ms G
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“It’s been a long road and I couldn’t have navigated it without you. Thank you for all of the hours you have dedicated to this and also for your professionalism and passion for reaching a fair result. You have been such an emotional strength to me, I will never forget it.” Ms B
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