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In the UK, around 42% of marriages end in divorce, and there’s a common assumption that these splits usually happen to young couples growing apart, the stresses of raising children, or the infamous ‘seven-year itch’. But this is not the case.

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If you are preparing for a divorce, or just started going through the process, one of the most difficult things you must do as a separating couple is to deal fairly with the division of assets. A fair split of your combined assets is the best outcome.

Going through a divorce can be an unsettling and a challenging time. For a start, you probably have lots of questions about how the legal process works, as well as wanting to know what your options are, especially if there are children to think about.

When a couple decide to divorce, it’s vital that they both receive a fair and transparent settlement. Often difficulties and challenges can arise when people who are divorcing are trying to negotiate a financial settlement.

A no-fault divorce, also known as a divorce without blame, allows couples to end a marriage without one party having to prove the other committed wrongdoing.

When a relationship breaks down irretrievably, divorce is often the result. There are many stages to go through. As well as addressing emotional and practical issues, there are also legal and financial aspects.

Discover the legal implications if a spouse dies mid-divorce, covering inheritance, debts, and estate handling. Know your rights and options.

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