Section 6- Help with ‘Valuing’ and ‘Investing’
In many divorce cases, separated couples talk about trying to achieve an equal division of the assets in situations where many of the assets significantly differ in nature and type.
Section 6 – The Child-inclusive process
One aim is for the child expert to feedback your childs’ views back to their parents so that they can factor these into their thinking and approach when it comes to making decisions for and on behalf of their children. However, this will only happen if everyone agrees to this.
Section 6 – Divorce proceedings Q&As
Getting divorced (bringing the marriage to an end) DOES NOT bring your future financial claims against each other to an end.
Section 6 – 8-12 years old
If children of this age are exposed to high levels of conflict between their parents they may try to solve the distress and confusion they feel by rejecting one parent.
Section 6 – Stage 4- Working the plan
In this section we set out some recommended Do’s and Don’ts to ensure that your shared parenting plan successfully delivers for everyone.
Section 6 – When is a formal valuation required?
Most people want to reach a fair financial mediated outcome?
How will you know whether it is fair unless you understand all the facts and implications of one decision over another?
Section 6 – How does pension off-setting work?
This can be a very useful option if you want to offset another type of asset against a pension interest but how does it work?
Section 6 – STAGE 1- Financial disclosure
Completing the financial booklet/statement – PARTS 3,4 and5
Section 6 – 14 keys to successfully working together in mediation
This section covers the 14 keys to successfully working together in mediation to calculate your disposable monthly incomes after deducting your reasonable monthly expenditure.
Section 6 – How do we decide if missing information is relevant?
This can be confusing but, again, requires a clear and focus approach which your mediator can with.