Navigating Divorce with Confidence

Expert Guidance on Divorce Financial Settlements
Dividing assets during a divorce can be complex—and costly if not handled correctly. Our experienced advisors are here to help you understand the true value of your financial arrangements, from pensions to investments. Whether you’re just beginning the process or have already reached a provisional agreement, we can step in to ensure your settlement reflects your best interests.
We offer clear, impartial advice on:
- Valuing and dividing pensions
- Reviewing investment portfolios and other assets
- Understanding tax implications and planning opportunities
- Structuring settlements to support your long-term goals

Pensions and Divorce: A Specialist Approach
Pensions are often one of the most valuable—and misunderstood—assets in a divorce. Simply splitting them based on the Cash Equivalent Transfer Value (CETV) may not be the most equitable solution. Our team includes specialists in pension planning who can provide in-depth analysis and tailored recommendations, including:
- Reviewing all pension schemes and identifying transfer options
- Assessing CETVs and exploring alternatives
- Advising on pension sharing, attachment orders, or offsetting
- Helping implement court orders and plan for retirement
(Where appropriate, we may recommend actuarial advice.)

Investments, Property and Tax Planning
Divorce often involves a wide range of financial assets, from share portfolios to life insurance policies and property. We can help you assess the full picture, ensuring nothing is overlooked or undervalued.
Our advice includes:
- Accurate valuation of complex assets
- Capital gains tax and disposal cost considerations
- Property transfer and tax treatment
- Family trust evaluations
- Investment strategies to generate income
- Tax planning during separation and beyond
Planning for Life After Divorce
We’re here to help you take control of your finances—whether that means rebuilding your savings, planning for retirement, or simply making the most of your income.