Managed Divorce & Consent Order
A solicitor-managed service
Managed Divorce & Consent Order
A solicitor-managed service
Who is it suitable for?
This service is ideal for amicable divorcing couples who want the assurance that their divorce will be handled professionally and seamlessly from start to finish, and whose financial agreement is more detailed and may involve any of the following:
- Dependent children
- Owned or previously owned property (up to three — speak to us if your agreement contains more)
- Pension sharing
- Business assets or interests
- Lump sum payments
- Spousal maintenance
- Savings, investments or other financial assets
What is a consent order?
A consent order is a financial order which records the agreement reached between a divorcing couple. Once approved by the court, it makes your financial agreement legally binding and formally ends all financial ties, ensuring no future financial claims can be brought against either party. This helps both parties move forward with certainty.
Main Features
Is A Managed Divorce & Consent Order Correct for you?
Please read this section carefully, as this service is intended for customers who have reached an agreement and need that agreement recorded in a financial consent order.
This service may be suitable if your agreement involves any of the following:
If your combined assets exceed £1.5 million, or if your agreement involves more than three properties, please contact us before ordering so that we can confirm whether this is the correct service for you.
Need a different managed service?
If your financial arrangements are more straightforward, or if you only need help with the divorce application itself, one of our other managed services may be more appropriate.
How does it work?
How much does it cost?
Our Managed Divorce & Consent Order service costs:
£449
+ Court Fees
This is a fixed fee with no hidden charges. Court fees are dependent on your circumstances — please speak to us for further details.
Why choose Express Divorce?
What’s Included In our Service?