Cheshire Financial Remedy Solicitors
Expert Legal Advice to Secure Your Financial Future After Divorce or Separation
At Gavin Edmondson Solicitors, we understand that ending a relationship involves more than just emotional adjustment — it often includes making fair and practical decisions about finances. Our Financial Remedy Solicitors in Cheshire are here to guide you through the process with clarity, compassion, and expertise.
What is Financial Remedy?
Financial Remedy is the legal process that enables separating or divorcing couples to resolve financial matters, including the division of assets, property, pensions, savings, and ongoing maintenance. The goal is to achieve a fair and legally binding financial settlement.
Financial Remedy may be necessary if:
- You are going through a divorce or civil partnership dissolution.
- You need to secure a share of joint assets.
- One party is seeking ongoing spousal maintenance.
- There is disagreement over the value or division of shared finances.
- You wish to protect your financial interests and future.
How We Can Help
We offer practical, professional advice tailored to your unique financial situation. Our Financial Remedy team can support you with:
- Negotiating a fair division of finances
- Financial Consent Orders
- Court applications for Financial Remedy
- Pension and property division
- Spousal maintenance arrangements
- Complex financial disputes and asset tracing
Where possible, we aim to resolve matters amicably through negotiation or mediation. However, when Court proceedings are necessary, we will advocate firmly for your best interests.
Speak to a professional divorce solicitor today
To discuss your options please call 01606 811700 or make an enquiry online.
High Net Worth Divorce
Whilst the process of divorcing is the same no matter what your financial situation is, having a significant income or considerable asset portfolio can complicate the process. High net worth divorces require careful navigation and pose unique challenges in accurately valuing assets including property portfolios, businesses, investments and cryptocurrency holdings.
Our solicitors are experienced in working with high net worth clients, and the additional complications that can arise when divorcing, including international property holdings and asset tracing.
Why Financial Remedy Matters
Without a legally binding financial agreement, you or your former partner could make future claims — even years after the divorce. A Financial Remedy Order gives finality and peace of mind.
According to UK family law, all assets (including pensions and business interests) must be disclosed before reaching a settlement. Our solicitors ensure that your full financial picture is protected and that any agreement complies with current legal standards.
Why Choose Gavin Edmondson Solicitors?
With years of experience in Family Law across Cheshire, we are known for providing strategic, sensitive advice in difficult times. Here's why clients trust us:
- Clear, expert guidance from qualified family law solicitors
- Client-focused approach — we listen, support, and act with integrity
- Transparent fees with no hidden costs
- Proven results in securing fair and favourable outcomes
- Local expertise — conveniently based in Cheshire with a strong community reputation
Whether your finances are straightforward or involve significant assets, we tailor our advice to secure the best outcome for you.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQS) about Financial Remedy
Not necessarily. Many clients reach an agreement through negotiation or mediation. Court is a last resort, but sometimes necessary if no agreement can be reached.
We can apply to the Court to compel financial disclosure. Hiding assets can have serious legal consequences.
Yes. If you haven’t already secured a Consent Order, it’s important to do so to protect your financial position.
Contact Us
Let us help you take control of your financial future. For expert advice on Financial Remedy, speak to our experienced family law solicitors today, for a free no-obligation consultation.
Speak to a professional divorce solicitor today
To discuss your options please call 01606 811700 or make an enquiry online.