Get top tips from Pamela Atkinson, Senior Mortgage and Insurance Adviser at 1st Mortgage Services, about planning for the future and securing a mortgage after divorce. I’ve been a mortgage advisor for 25 years. If you were to ask me if I was happy doing what I do, my honest answer would be ...
The cost of living crisis has continued to affect both families and individuals on a daily basis. With increased food, energy and property costs, many people have found themselves forced to cut back on their spending. But the cost of living crisis isn’t simply limited to the day-to-day running of households. For couples who are ...
When it comes to divorce, the division of the assets and finances is often the most contentious issue. Negotiating who gets what, how much, and for how long isn’t always straightforward, particularly if there’s a family home, a business, or complex pensions to consider. Sometimes, it’s not possible to reach an agreement without the intervention ...
Divorce can be complex, particularly if there are assets and finances involved. What will happen to the family home or any other properties you own with your spouse is a common source of worry. Before making any decisions, having independent expert legal advice is crucial. Let’s look at some of the things you’ll need to ...
Taking the decision to separate is not an easy one and the added complexity of living in the same home can make the situation feel unbearable. …
Most people think about divorce costs in terms of legal fees and the expenses involved in selling the family home but there are a number of hidden costs that can hit you hard if you are unprepared. …
Once an agreement is reached this should be put into a formal document to ensure that the terms of the agreement are clear, fully understood by both of you, and will protect each of you from possible further claims in the future. …
Separating after a relationship breaks down is an emotional time in anyone’s life and the issue of whether to leave the family home throws up lots of questions. …
More and more unmarried couples are buying a home together before marriage, or without any plans to marry, but few are aware of the steps they should be taking to protect themselves if the relationship fails. …
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