Financial remedy · England & Wales
The court documents for the money side of separation, built from your own figures.
What a financial remedy is. A financial remedy order is the court order, or court-approved agreement, that divides money, property, pensions and other assets when a marriage or civil partnership ends. A claim for a child under Schedule 1 of the Children Act 1989 follows the same procedure, with its own law. A pre-nuptial, post-nuptial or separation agreement is something the court takes into account when it decides.
Divorce and dissolution financesSchedule 1 claims for childrenConsent orders and separation agreements
Who it is for. Anyone in a financial remedy case in the Family Court of England and Wales: representing yourself, helping someone as a McKenzie friend or divorce coach, or a lawyer preparing documents for clients.
Designed by a family finance barrister with 30 years’ practice in London chambers at the Bar of England and Wales
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…a litigant in person
Three questions tell you which hearing you are preparing for, what the court expects by when and the pack that covers it. After that, enter your figures once and build the documents.
Which hearing am I at?…a McKenzie friend or family member
Use the case file to prepare the documents with the person you are helping, on their device and the hearing guides to explain each step. The documents are filed in their name, not yours.
See the hearing packs…a solicitor, barrister or adviser
Every document is priced on its own, so you can produce a first draft of a Form E, an ES2 or a chronology from a client's figures in minutes and the free tools need no sign-up.
Documents priced individuallyHow it works
A library of every document the court expects, built from one case file.
RemedyReady holds the template for every application, form, essential document and bundle the Family Court expects in a financial remedy case, contested or by consent, at every stage from Form A to the final order. Start wherever you are.
Enter your figures once, or upload what you have
Type your details into a single case file, or upload the Form A or Form E you have already been sent and the figures are read into it. If you already hold every document and only need the bundle, add them and build that alone.
One document, a hearing pack, or the whole case
Buy a single document, the pack for your next hearing, or every document from the application to the final order. Change a figure and every document updates with it, so nothing is retyped and nothing mismatches.
In the form the court expects
Every document comes out in the layout the court expects, for you to check, complete and sign. No advice is given and nothing you type is stored by us: it stays on your device.
A new dawn
The end of a relationship and the division of assets is the beginning of a new life.
The weekly email
One practical step, every week
Short, plain-English guidance on the stage you are at, written by a family barrister. Here is what the first month looks like.
- Week 1Form E without the fearWhat each section is asking for and the documents to gather first.
- Week 2Valuing the family homeEstate agents' appraisals, single joint experts and costs of sale.
- Week 3Pensions are not cashWhat a CETV is and why the court may need a pensions report.
- Week 4Your first appointmentWhat happens at the FDA, what to file beforehand and what to ask for.
Who we are
A family business, founded by two sisters
We have both been through divorce ourselves and we built RemedyReady to keep the cost and the strain of a financial case as low as they can be.
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RemedyReady is independent. It is not part of the court or HM Courts & Tribunals Service and it does not give legal advice.