Judicial Separation Solicitors

Expert Judicial Separation Support

When married couples separate, the presumption is that the parties will proceed with a Divorce. However, this may not be the course that you or your spouse wishes to take, whether this is for financial, familial or religious reasons.

You may therefore wish to consider a Judicial Separation. This will mark that you are formally separated from your spouse but you are not divorced.

What is Judicial Separation?

Judicial Separation is a formal process to mark your separation from your spouse. As it does not result in Divorce, you are not entitled to get remarried. Our specialist Family Law solicitors can support you with any obstacles you may face along the way.

You are not entitled to apply to the Courts for orders relating to finances, however the options are more limited than those available on Divorce. For example, you cannot obtain an order for pension sharing or an order preventing any further financial claims unless a Divorce is obtained.

You can also reach agreement about your joint finances by way of a separation agreement. This is a deed that is drawn up between you and your spouse, outlining the terms of your separation and any division of assets or ongoing maintenance.

To apply for Judicial Separation, you must complete an application. This is the same form as that for Divorce and Civil Partnership Dissolution.

Get in touch with our team of Judicial Separation Solicitors today

If you decide to proceed with a Judicial Separation, we offer an initial advice and objectives meeting.  In our meeting, we take the time to understand your unique family law situation and explore your goals and options moving forward. This introductory consultation allows us to gather important information, answer your initial questions, and provide you with a clear understanding of the legal process. Whether you’re facing a divorce, custody issue, or other family law matter, this meeting is designed to help you make informed decisions and feel confident in the next steps.

To contact our judicial separation solicitors, please:

Call us on 01442 218090

Send an email to info@hepburndelaney.co.uk.

Fill out our enquiry form and speak to one of our Family Solicitors today.