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DIVIDING OF ASSETS

Specialist advice dealing with the separation process and expert guidance with dividing assets, how it works, who's entitled to what and what is taken into consideration. Our team of solicitors are here to help you get the best outcome.

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DIVIDING OF ASSETS

Specialist advice dealing with the separation process and expert guidance with dividing assets, how it works, who's entitled to what and what is taken into consideration. Our team of solicitors are here to help you get the best outcome.

Book An Introduction Call

An Introduction Call is a 15 minute free initial advice opportunity where you can ask any urgent questions and receive free advice regarding your separation.

FAMILY LAW

Dividing Of Assets

Going through a separation or divorce can be a very stressful and emotionally challenging. Navigating your way through this period of time can be difficult, as it is unclear what your future holds. Especially when it comes to knowing how to separate your lives, including your assets shared through the marriage/relationship.


Every marriage and relationship is different and completely personal to the people involved, therefore there are unfortunately no set in stone rules regarding division of assets when it comes to processing your divorce/separation.



When you assets are required to be divided between both parties, both the Court and solicitors will take into account various factors known as Section 25 factors.


Factors include (but not limited to):


  • The standard of living your family had before the breakdown of marriage.
  • The financial obligations, needs and responsibilities which each spouse has or is likely to have in the foreseeable future.
  • Income and earning capacity, property and other financial resources that each spouse has or is likely to have the foreseeable future.
  • The ages of each spouse and the duration of the marriage.
  • The contributions that each spouse has made or is likely to make in the future to the welfare of the family.
  • The conduct of each spouse, if that conduct is such that is would be unfair to disregard in the opinion of the Court.
  • The value of each benefit to each spouse of any benefit that one spouse would lose as a result of the divorce.


As you can see there are multiple factors involved when it comes to the dividing of assets as a result of a divorce or separation and each comes with their own individual circumstances.

FAQ'S

  • What are the grounds for divorce?

    There are 5 main grounds for divorce:

    1. Adultery
    2. Unreasonable Behaviour
    3. Desertion
    4. Living Apart for More Than 2 Years
    5. Cruelty

  • What are my rights to see the children?

    Ensuring the children are in no risk of harm, contact rights will be ordered by the court. However contact rights are the right of the children not the parent.

  • Do I have to attend mediation?

    You don’t have to attend mediation if all family and divorce matters have been agreed on.

  • What type of court orders can be made regarding children?

    There are three main court orders regarding children:


    1. Child Arrangement Order
    2. Prohibited Steps Order
    3. Specific Issue Order

  • Do I have to go to court?

    Court is usually seen as a last resort. If your divorce is agreed them it will go through the court as paperwork, if it is not agreed you will have to attend.

  • What am I entitled to?

    This all depends on individual circumstances, such as wether your married or living together.

  • What happens in a mediation meeting?

    You will meet with a mediator individually to discuss open and honestly your circumstances and situation. You will then be bought together for a joint meeting.

GET IN TOUCH WITH OUR TEAM TODAY

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Get expert advice and support from our team of specialists about dividing of assets.

Find out everything you need to know about the process of dividing of assets.

Discover how we can help you with your dividing of assets.

Find out the benefits of using Ellis Hass & Co to handle your dividing of assets.

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Find Out Why You Should Choose Us To Handle Your Dividing Of Assets:

Our team of highly trained specialists have over 30 years experience, and are on hand to provide their expert advice, guidance and support to all of our clients and get them the results they deserve. With our amazing 97% success rate and outstanding 4.7 review rating from over 100 clients we can assure you that you are in the best hands when it comes to family law.

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ARE YOU LOOKING FOR EXPERT GUIDANCE?

Don't hesitate to download our free guide filled with all the information you need about dividing of assets

Find out how to legally separate your life when a relationship breaks down.

Discover if you are entitled to a fair share of the assets during a divorce.

How to ensure to your getting the fairest divorce / separation settlement.

Understand how dividing of assets works when separating from your partner.

Dividing Of Assets Guide

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Disclaimer: By downloading your free guide, you are giving consent to be contacted by Ellis Hass & Co Solicitors.

FAMILY LAW

Dividing Of Assets

Going through a separation or divorce can be a very stressful and emotionally challenging. Navigating your way through this period of time can be difficult, as it is unclear what your future holds. Especially when it comes to knowing how to separate your lives, including your assets shared through the marriage/relationship.


Every marriage and relationship is different and completely personal to the people involved, therefore there are unfortunately no set in stone rules regarding division of assets when it comes to processing your divorce/separation.


When you assets are required to be divided between both parties, both the Court and solicitors will take into account various factors known as Section 25 factors.


Factors include (but not limited to):

  • The standard of living your family had before the breakdown of marriage.
  • The financial obligations, needs and responsibilities which each spouse has or is likely to have in the foreseeable future.
  • Income and earning capacity, property and other financial resources that each spouse has or is likely to have the foreseeable future.
  • The ages of each spouse and the duration of the marriage.
  • The contributions that each spouse has made or is likely to make in the future to the welfare of the family.
  • The conduct of each spouse, if that conduct is such that is would be unfair to disregard in the opinion of the Court.
  • The value of each benefit to each spouse of any benefit that one spouse would lose as a result of the divorce.


As you can see there are multiple factors involved when it comes to the dividing of assets as a result of a divorce or separation and each comes with their own individual circumstances.

FAQ'S

  • What are the grounds for divorce?

    There are 5 main grounds for divorce:

    1. Adultery
    2. Unreasonable Behaviour
    3. Desertion
    4. Living Apart for More Than 2 Years
    5. Cruelty

  • What are my rights to see the children?

    Ensuring the children are in no risk of harm, contact rights will be ordered by the court. However contact rights are the right of the children not the parent.

  • Do I have to attend mediation?

    You don’t have to attend mediation if all family and divorce matters have been agreed on.

  • What type of court orders can be made regarding children?

    There are three main court orders regarding children:


    1. Child Arrangement Order
    2. Prohibited Steps Order
    3. Specific Issue Order

  • Do I have to go to court?

    Court is usually seen as a last resort. If your divorce is agreed them it will go through the court as paperwork, if it is not agreed you will have to attend.

  • What am I entitled to?

    This all depends on individual circumstances, such as wether your married or living together.

  • What happens in a mediation meeting?

    You will meet with a mediator individually to discuss open and honestly your circumstances and situation. You will then be bought together for a joint meeting.

GET IN TOUCH WITH OUR TEAM TODAY

We Are On

Hand To Help You

Get expert advice and support from our team of specialists about dividing of assets.

Find out everything you need to know about the process of dividing of assets.

Discover how we can help you with your

dividing of assets.

Find out the benefits of using Ellis Hass & Co to handle your dividing of assets.

ARRANGE A CALLBACK WITH ONE OF OUR EXPERTS

dividing of assets form

BENEFITS OF WORKING WITH ELLIS HASS & CO:

Find Out Why You Should Choose Us To Handle Your Dividing Of Assets:

Our team of highly trained specialists have over 30 years experience, and are on hand to provide their expert advice, guidance and support to all of our clients and get them the results they deserve. With our amazing 97% success rate and outstanding 4.7 review rating from over 90 clients we can assure you that you are in the best hands when it comes to family law.

OUR ACCREDITATIONS

Work With A Soliciting Firm You Can Trust

ARE YOU LOOKING FOR EXPERT GUIDANCE?

Don't hesitate to download our free guide filled with all the information you need about dividing of assets

Find out how to legally separate your life when a relationship breaks down.

Discover if you are entitled to a fair share of the assets during a divorce.

How to ensure to your getting the fairest divorce / separation settlement.

Understand how dividing of assets works when separating from your partner.

Dividing Of Assets Guide

Contact Us

Disclaimer: By downloading your free guide, you are giving consent to be contacted by Ellis Hass & Co Solicitors.

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