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Managing finances during a separation or divorce can be challenging. At TV Edwards, our expert family finance solicitors provide clear legal guidance to ensure a fair financial settlement. Whether you’re navigating property division, child maintenance or spousal support, our team is here to protect your financial future.
What is Family Finance Law?
Family finance law covers the legal processes involved in dividing assets, managing debts and determining financial support arrangements after a divorce or separation. It ensures that all parties involved receive a fair and just outcome, whether through mediation, negotiation or legal proceedings.
At TV Edwards, our solicitors have extensive experience handling all aspects of family financial law, from straightforward financial agreements to complex asset division cases. We understand that every situation is unique and offer tailored legal advice to suit your needs.
If you’re unsure about your legal rights and obligations regarding finances after separation, consulting with an experienced family finance solicitor can provide clarity and reassurance during this difficult time.
To speak to us about your situation, use our contact form.
What to Expect From Our Family Finance Solicitors
Our accredited family finance solicitors have a reputation for finding solutions to problems quickly and clearly, offering you a way forward on the best possible terms. That’s the same whether you are separating, divorcing or dissolving a civil partnership.
We subscribe to the Resolution Code of Practice and encourage a constructive and non-confrontational approach to resolving financial matters. We’ll help you reach a fair agreement, usually through negotiation and mediation or, as a last resort, the court.
Why Choose TV Edwards?
Our specialist family team is top ranked in Chambers UK and highly commended in the Legal 500 2025 legal directories. The department has been recognised in The Times as a top 20 firm for family law in their 2025 guide.
Having a large team of dedicated and specialist solicitors means that we can advise in a wide range of family cases, including divorce, finances and children. Our specialist expert divorce solicitors handle complex cases with significant assets. Our specialist children lawyers are often at the forefront of family law handling groundbreaking cases in the high court and court of appeal. At the heart of every case is the individual we represent.
We are passionate about the work do and are committed to provide exceptional client service to get you the best possible outcome in often stressful circumstances.
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Family Finance Frequently Asked Questions
What does a family finance solicitor do?
Family finance solicitors help clients manage financial settlements during divorce or separation, ensuring a fair division of assets and future financial security.
How can a solicitor help with financial disputes in divorce?
A solicitor provides legal guidance on property division, child maintenance, spousal support and court proceedings.
How much does a family finance solicitor cost?
Costs vary based on complexity. TV Edwards offers transparent pricing. When you have met with your lawyer for the first time, we will provide clear and detailed information about the possible costs.
What happens if my ex-partner refuses to disclose financial assets?
If your ex-partner hides assets, your solicitor can apply for a court order requiring full financial disclosure. Legal penalties may apply for non-compliance.
How long does a financial settlement take?
The duration varies, but settlements can take a few months to over a year, depending on complexity and whether court proceedings are required.
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