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Fairness and clarity of the agreement

Full disclosure of financial and property matters

Interests and welfare of any children involved



Relevant Legislation:

  • Family Law Act 1996

  • Matrimonial Causes Act 1973

Key Legal Points:

  • A Deed of Separation is legally binding if executed correctly

  • It can cover finances, property, spousal support, and arrangements for children

  • Helps formalise separation while preserving the option for future divorce proceedings

The Law

Deeds of Separation

A Deed of Separation is a formal agreement outlining the rights and responsibilities of couples who have decided to live apart, without immediately seeking divorce.
Early legal advice ensures clarity on finances, property, and child arrangements, reducing potential disputes.

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What the Court Considers

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How We Defend These Cases

  • Draft and review Deeds of Separation

  • Ensure full legal compliance and clarity

  • Provide independent legal advice to both parties

  • Represent clients in negotiations or court if disputes arise

  • Protect financial and parental interests

Common Evidence Used in These Cases

  • Signed Deed of Separation document

  • Financial statements and property records

  • Agreements regarding child custody or maintenance

  • Correspondence confirming mutual consent

Common Problems in Prosecution Cases

  • Failure to fully disclose financial information

  • Ambiguous or incomplete terms

  • Disagreements over child arrangements

  • Enforcement issues if one party does not comply

Potential Defences

  • Drafting comprehensive separation agreements

  • Reviewing existing arrangements for compliance and fairness

  • Advising on modifications due to changed circumstances

  • Representation in disputes arising from non-compliance

Possible Outcomes

  • Legally binding separation agreement

  • Clear understanding of financial and parental responsibilities

  • Reduced risk of disputes or litigation

  • Protection of rights for both parties during separation

Why Choose ASL


We are committed to delivering consistently strong results rooted in legal expertise and proven advocacy.

Experience

Our solicitors and advocates have extensive experience in Criminal Defence, Family Law, Road Traffic Offences, Immigration, and Civil Litigation.

Success Rate


We are proud of our strong record in achieving favourable outcomes in complex & high-stakes cases, from serious criminal allegations to sensitive family matters.

Client Care Standards

Your case is handled with dignity, respect, and complete confidentiality. We provide:

  • Clear communication without legal jargon

  • Regular case updates and guidance

  • Support through every stage of the legal process

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