Consent Orders
During a divorce, it is highly recommended that both parties obtain a consent order. A consent order legally protects you from future financial claims by your former partner, including claims against your home, pension, savings, or income. This formal agreement helps provide peace of mind by clearly defining financial responsibilities and preventing potential disputes down the line, ensuring that both parties’ assets are fairly protected.
Consent Orders
Please understand, following a divorce, this protection is not automatically granted. Only after signing a consent order and filing it with the court are you protected against financial claims. An incredibly straightforward process, at Best Solicitors, we will guide you through the steps, help you understand your rights and complete all required documents on your behalf.
As your solicitor, we will always:
- Make sure you understand every step of your case
- Help you prepare any document required by the court
- Use easy-to-understand language in all our meetings
- Act tirelessly on your behalf
Facts to consider:
- A consent order can be filed any time after a divorce, even twenty years later. There is no time limit to protect yourself against a future claim
- Even If your divorce was arranged with another solicitor, or you did it yourself, we can prepare a consent order for you
- The court will usually deal with the consent order without you having to attend court
- You can have a consent order even if you do not currently have any assets
We offer a confidential consultation for £199 (inc. VAT) to discuss your situation and help you prepare a consent order that protects your interests.
Your current earnings and assets are not the only resource a former partner can claim against? – they can also claim against your future earnings or any sudden windfall you might encounter. Pensions are also a marital asset you should seek to protect.











