Separation Agreements
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In this way, with consent, responsibilities can still be agreed without initialising Divorce Proceedings - such as the arrangement of finances.
At Curtis Law Solicitors, we provide expert Separation Agreement Solicitors within our Family Law department in representing those requesting a Separation and would like a formal documentation with agreed terms.
Our Separation Agreement Solicitors are available for you every step of the way. By providing correct advice and guidance you need to safeguard your assets.
At Curtis Law Solicitors we understand separation can be a time of mixed emotions. Even more so when children are involved. Which is why our trusted Separation Agreement Solicitors take extra care to work around your needs.
What is a Separation Agreement?
A Separation Agreement is something that couples use when they want to divide their assets and finances, as well as make arrangements for their children, but they’re unsure a divorce is the right course of action to take. It is generally used when a couple are unsure about their future and it allows them to settle important issues without going to court.
Separation Agreements are the best way of ensuring that your needs are respected, and if the terms of your separation agreement are violated, you are able to take your partner to court as a breach of contract. With this in mind, the Separation Agreement needs to be carefully drawn up within the confines of the law otherwise its terms won’t hold up in Court if divorce proceedings are initiated.
Contact our Separation Agreement Solicitors
Please call our Family Law Team on 0800 008 7450 or you can email us at Family@curtislaw.co.uk.
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