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The outcome of a relationship breakdown can have far reaching consequences for your future financial security and the welfare of your children. Susan Clark Solicitor is a very experienced practitioner in Family Law, Divorce Law and Arbitration. Having been in practice since 1992, she established her own business in 2000.

Susan Clark is a member of Resolution. Susan Clark Solicitor will deal with your matter sensitively, but firmly when necessary, adhering to high standards, a high level of professionalism and ensuring at all times costs are kept under control.
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I will help you manage your own costs by reducing unnecessary communication by being proactive. If you are a client and we have made a contract with you by electronic means, you may be entitled to use an EU online dispute resolution service to assist with any contractual dispute you may have with us.
The mechanics of obtaining a divorce nowadays are usually straight forward - particularly if the couple agree that the marriage is over. The difficulties tend to lie rather in resolving the related practical issues stemming from divorce such as how to separate, where to live, arrangements for the children and any money matters.
Financial issues arising out of marriage or civil partnership breakdown (financial remedies). When a marriage has broken down and one of the parties has started divorce proceedings it is normally the wish of the parties involved that they will be able to come to a mutually acceptable arrangement over finances.
This involves a court procedure which is virtually identical to that which applies to a divorce. The essential difference is that the court pronounces a decree of judicial separation rather than a divorce and therefore you and your spouse would remain married. The main reason people choose judicial separation over divorce is for religious reasons or if valuable pension benefits are lost on divorce.
If there is no agreement in writing between people who are cohabiting then the court has to decide what each party is entitled to. If you make an express declaration by deed about the beneficial ownership of a property, this is conclusive. If you do not, one of the following scenarios are possible:.
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