If you have substantial assets, then your relationship breakdown is likely to involve complex and tricky issues. You may be someone who has assets overseas, substantial assets in the UK made up of properties and real estate or even offshore assets. Perhaps you have shares, stocks and investments, business interests whether in your sole name or jointly with other people. You may be the beneficiary of a trust or the recipient of an inheritance. Or maybe you own antiquities, have an art collection, are involved in crowdfunding or have a large pension. Maybe you even have a nuptial agreement in place.
Whatever situation you are in, the division of your wealth will require careful analysis of the matrimonial pot and the wealth that is made up within it.
Our advice can cover financial settlements involving complex assets, investments, business interests, trusts, property and other sources of wealth.
You may be a family with international issues, particularly if you have a connection with another country, whether that be through your birth, marriage, work or otherwise. If you have children, they may have dual nationality and/or be privately educated. They may have travelled abroad, and issues could arise with regard to holidays with either parent or even a possible relocation.
Our solicitors are experienced in advising you on these not so run of the mill issues. We give you straightforward, no-nonsense advice to help you through what will seem like a mountain of work. We will:
Help put into place arrangements for your children to suit both parents. If you need help with matters such as these, please contact us on contact@freemanharris.co.uk or on 02077907311 and book a consultation.
