Tony Legal Support · Sunderland

Separating? Get the financial paperwork under control.

Practical support organising property, pensions, savings, debts, income and other financial information during divorce or separation.

Prefer to talk it through? Book the £25 initial consultation

Divorce financial paperwork support in Sunderland
Practical financial paperwork supportYou stay in control of decisionsClear limits and referrals where needed

What we help with

From scattered documents to a clearer financial picture.

We help organise the financial information around a straightforward separation so you can see what exists, what is missing and what may need further attention.

Property & mortgages

Organise property details, approximate values, mortgages and secured borrowing.

Pensions & savings

Record pension arrangements, savings, investments and other accounts.

Debts, income & spending

Bring loans, credit cards, income and regular expenditure into one structured summary.

Free first-steps checker

See what information may need organising next.

This checker does not tell you what settlement to accept or provide legal advice. It simply helps identify whether your matter looks suitable for straightforward practical support.

Open the full checklist
Is property or a mortgage involved?
Are pensions involved?
Are you broadly agreed on how finances should be dealt with?
Are there hidden-asset concerns, complex businesses/trusts, overseas assets or urgent proceedings?

Practical support

Take the paperwork off your shoulders.

  • Bank and savings information
  • Property and mortgage details
  • Pensions and retirement arrangements
  • Investments and other financial assets
  • Loans, credit cards and liabilities
  • Income and regular expenditure
  • Business or other financial interests
  • Identifying missing documents or obvious gaps
  • Building a structured financial summary
Financial separation paperwork support

If you reach an agreement

An informal agreement is not automatically legally binding. Current GOV.UK guidance says a consent order can be used to ask the Family Court to approve an agreed financial arrangement. The current court fee for a financial order by consent is £62.

When our straightforward service may not be enough

Some situations need independent specialist legal advice.

Serious financial disagreement

If the finances are contested or court proceedings are likely, independent legal advice may be appropriate.

Complex or unclear assets

Businesses, trusts, significant overseas assets or concerns about undisclosed assets can require specialist review.

Urgent or high-risk circumstances

If urgent proceedings, representation or another reserved legal activity is needed, we will explain that and recommend an appropriately authorised professional.

Current court fees

Useful figures to know.

Divorce application

£628 current HMCTS fee.

Financial order by consent

£62 current court fee.

Financial order not by consent

£321 current court fee.

Court fees are separate from Tony Legal Support's charges and can change. Help with fees may be available for eligible applicants.

Tell us what is happening

Ask us about divorce or financial separation support.

You do not need everything organised before contacting us. Give us a short outline and we can explain whether our practical support may be suitable.

Or start with our £25 initial consultation for up to 20 minutes.

Your questions answered

Divorce & financial separation FAQs

If we agree our finances, is that enough?

Not necessarily. GOV.UK explains that a consent order is used to ask the court to approve an agreed financial arrangement so that it becomes legally binding.

Do I need to use a solicitor for every part of financial separation?

No. People can organise information and paperwork themselves and seek professional help where needed. Tony Legal Support can assist with practical organisation and paperwork within our permitted scope.

What information should I start gathering?

Bank and savings information, property and mortgages, pensions, investments, debts, income, regular expenditure and any relevant business interests are a useful starting point.

What if we cannot agree?

If agreement cannot be reached, a court can be asked to make a financial order. Contested financial remedy proceedings are more complex and independent specialist legal advice may be appropriate.

Can you represent me in the Family Court?

No. Tony Legal Support does not act as a solicitor or barrister and does not provide court representation or other reserved legal services.

Free financial separation checklist

Use our free first-steps guide to start organising the financial information before deciding what help you need.

Read the free checklist

Official guidance: Money and property when you divorce or separate - GOV.UK


Tony Legal Support is a trading name of Paralegal Services Sunderland Ltd. We provide paralegal and legal support services and are not a firm of solicitors.