Financial consent order
A financial consent order records the agreed division of assets, income, pensions and debts, and is approved by the court.
From
£250
per person · £500 total for both partners
HMCTS fees payable separately
Who this is for
- Divorcing couples who have agreed a settlement
- Cases suitable for court approval on paper
Not suitable for
- Contested financial disputes
- Cases involving urgent enforcement
Benefits
- Turns a private agreement into an enforceable order
- Solicitor drafting review
- Clear structured disclosure
The process
- 01
Disclose
Both parties complete Form E - style disclosure.
- 02
Negotiate
Use the guided proposal tools.
- 03
Draft
Consent order prepared.
- 04
Review
You review the draft and can send it to an independent solicitor if you wish.
- 05
Sign
Both parties sign.
- 06
File
Submit to HMCTS with the £53 fee.
You'll need
- Full financial disclosure
- Pension CETVs
- Property valuations
Timescale
6 - 12 weeks typically.
Price
£250 per person
£500 total for both partners
HMCTS fees payable separately
What's included
- Disclosure
- Drafting
- Independent solicitor referral
- Court bundle
What's not included
- Court fees
- Independent legal advice on strategy
Frequently asked questions
In most divorce and financial matters a single solicitor cannot advise both parties because their interests may conflict. Where CalmSplit includes professional review, we are careful to explain who the solicitor is acting for and when independent advice is required.
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