Help for every stage of divorce and separation.
The money side of separating plays out differently depending on what you own, what you earn and who depends on you. These guides start from your situation rather than from the law.
For individuals
Guides for individuals working through the money side of divorce and separation.
Other situations
Guides for situations where a business, a partnership or a complex asset is part of the split.
When one or both of you own a business, the settlement gets harder in ways that catch people out: the company has to be valued, the value has to be found from somewhere, and the business has to keep trading while all of it happens.
Divorcing over 50Divorce later in life, after a long marriage, has its own financial shape.
Every separation is financially different.
Two couples can separate with the same house, the same salaries and the same savings, and still need completely different answers. A pension built over thirty years is not the same asset as thirty years of equity in a home, even when a spreadsheet says they are worth the same. A business that supports one household rarely supports two without something changing. Whether children are involved reshapes almost every decision that follows.
That is why these guides are organised by situation rather than by legal procedure. Start with the one that matches yours, use the calculators to put real numbers against your own position, and you will walk into any conversation with a solicitor or mediator already knowing what you are dealing with. That tends to be the cheapest hour you will spend on the whole process.