What are Lump Sum Orders and Periodical Payments Orders
A lump sum order in a divorce is a court order where one party pays a fixed sum of money to the other as a one-off payment or in instalments.| Reiss Edwards
A lump sum order in a divorce is a court order where one party pays a fixed sum of money to the other as a one-off payment or in instalments.| Reiss Edwards
While a 50/50 split is usually the starting point in England and Wales, an equal split does not always equate to a fair financial settlement. Explore our four typical divorce settlement examples to learn more.| Reiss Edwards
Form E is required when the court divides assets in a Divorce Financial Order and helps secure a fair, final financial settlement in your divorce.| Reiss Edwards
An interim maintenance (maintenance pending suit) gives temporary financial support for spouses in the process of divorce or dissolution before a final financial settlement is granted.| Reiss Edwards
A Clean Break Order is used by divorcing couples to prevent future claims on each other’s money, property, or any other assets after the divorce. View our detailed guide to understand more.| Reiss Edwards
Child maintenance or child support is usually paid by a parent who does not live with their child to the primary caregiver to cover the child’s day-to-day living costs.| Reiss Edwards
