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Separation agreements
A written agreement about money, property and children when a couple separates, without going to court.
When you’ve agreed the main terms, a separation agreement puts them in writing so both of you know where you stand. Courts usually give weight to an agreement made fairly with advice on both sides.
What’s included
A call about what you’ve agreed
A draft agreement
One round of changes
Advice on getting it signed and what happens next
Not included
Advice for your former partner, who should have their own solicitor
Divorce or dissolution applications, quoted separately
Key stages
A call about the terms
We confirm the scope and the fee in writing
Draft and changes
Signing
What we need from you
A summary of what you’ve agreed
Details of property, savings, pensions and debts
Every matter is different. We confirm the scope and the fee in writing before we start.
Fee
from £1,440 incl. VAT
For terms you’ve broadly agreed. Advice on a disputed split is charged by the hour.
Timescale
3–6 weeks
Led by
Hugo Lindqvist
For
Married or unmarried couples who have agreed the main terms.
Tell us what’s happening.
We’ll reply within one working day with whether we can help, and what it would cost.