Divorce And Child Custody

Summary

In divorce cases involving children, courts prioritize the childrens stable environment. The solicitors email seeks your agreement on your ex staying in the family home for the childrens stability. You wish to stay as well and complete the financial settlement. A clean break financial order can help finalize asset distribution, including the house. Consulting a family law solicitor can provide tailored advice on your financial settlement and housing situation.

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I am currently going through a divorce, we have * children under *. We both live in the same house as i said i will remain until a clean break has been achieved and im off the mortgage. My ex has refused to engage with the process which is why this has dragged out so long. How would you interpret this email from her solicitor- We would be grateful if you could send us a response with your proposals as to whether you would agree for our client to remain in the family home with the children. The children need stability and this would be in their best interests.
The solicitor's email is essentially requesting your proposals on whether you agree for your ex to stay in the family home with the children, emphasizing stability for the children as a reason. They're seeking your input or agreement on this arrangement. Have you considered your own stance on this proposal?
I don’t mind her staying but I also want to stay and also for financial settlement to be competed
It sounds like you're in a complex situation with your divorce. Here are some points to consider:
- Child's Best Interests: Courts prioritize children's stable environment. Both parents' presence may be considered.
- Financial Settlement: A clean break financial order can help finalize asset distribution, including the house.
- Legal Advice: Consulting a family law solicitor might be beneficial for tailored advice.
Have you spoken to a solicitor about the financial settlement and your housing situation?