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Separating couples often use a separation agreement to record how finances, property and other arrangements will be dealt with once the relationship ends. A solicitor in this area drafts, negotiates and finalises those terms, ensuring both sides understand their rights and that the agreement is clear, fair and legally robust. The work may involve gathering financial information, agreeing who pays debts, and setting out any interim or long‑term arrangements, with a view to a subsequent court‑approved consent order if the parties later marry or divorce.

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Drafting and negotiating the terms of financial settlements, including assets, pensions, debts and ongoing obligations; arranging or reviewing financial disclosure; preparing the separation agreement and, if desirable, a consent order to be submitted to the court to give the agreement formal enforceability; advising on potential future divorce or separation steps and the consequences of breaching the agreement; handling correspondence with the other party, mortgage lenders and other third parties as needed.

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