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Divorce / Finance Agreement

Lally2403
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I have been divorced now for a few years and it was an amicable split. Property was sold and profits split without the need for solicitors etc.
I have been advised that I need a "clean break" agreement or something similar to avoid my ex-husband being able to claim anything from me in the future e.g. a portion of inheritance
Is this correct? and if so, how do I go about getting this as my divorce was finalised several years ago?
Many Thanks
I have been advised that I need a "clean break" agreement or something similar to avoid my ex-husband being able to claim anything from me in the future e.g. a portion of inheritance
Is this correct? and if so, how do I go about getting this as my divorce was finalised several years ago?
Many Thanks
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Correct speak to a family law solicitor. You need to obtain a financial consent order.3
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If you are still in touch with your ex and he is happy to apply for the consent order and you agree the asset split, then you can employ a company called amicable to apply for the consent order for you.
You can get solicitor advice separately for each of you if you want advice on what is a fair spilt but they are expensive and each person needs their own solicitor. You can get assisted consent order application with amicable, who will allocate you with a specialist that can advice you on whether your agreement is likely to be accepted by the court.
And yes, without the consent order, your ex will continue to have a claim on your assets.
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