Consent Order

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Perduco Law specialises in Divorce & Family Law. All of our solicitors have in depth experience in dealing with Divorce, Financial Settlements in Divorce, Child Arrangements and Domestic Abuse issues in both simple and highly complex cases.

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What is a Consent Order?

A consent order is a mutual application by the two separating parties to the court.

The Consent Order is used to ratify a financial order which both parties have agreed on; it forms a legally binding agreement.

Today, many couples are comfortable with simply agreeing between themselves the terms and nature of their separation and do not wish to contest terms in court. This is often the most mutually beneficial way of ending a marriage, but it still requires full financial disclosure, advice, and ratification.

Perduco Law handles your side of the arrangements with due care and diplomacy.

Why is it important to use a Consent Order when ending marriage?

A divorce case which is non-contested and where both parties agree the terms of separation can be among the quickest routes to permanent dissolution of a marriage. However, it is always still necessary to use the correct legal channels to end any marriage.

This not only finds your divorce recognised in law, it also protects all parties against future claims or changes in circumstances. A consent order can be used to document the mutually agreed to terms of a divorce when the split is amicable.