Hi,
I was married for 10 years and got divorced for almost two years by now. Yes, 12 months has passed since the divorce order came in to effect.
I am aware "once your divorce is final you only have 12 months to make an application to the Court for a property settlement unless there are exceptional circumstances."
This month, finally the house (lived in by my ex) is sold. Now it is time to discuss property settlement.
It is in both parties interest to settle things swiftly and less costly.
- Can we avoid going to court for the property settlement? May be by getting solicitors drafting a binding financial agreement?
I was married for 10 years and got divorced for almost two years by now. Yes, 12 months has passed since the divorce order came in to effect.
I am aware "once your divorce is final you only have 12 months to make an application to the Court for a property settlement unless there are exceptional circumstances."
This month, finally the house (lived in by my ex) is sold. Now it is time to discuss property settlement.
It is in both parties interest to settle things swiftly and less costly.
- Can we avoid going to court for the property settlement? May be by getting solicitors drafting a binding financial agreement?