Detailed consent order support for agreed divorce finances.
Our Full Service Consent Order is for couples in England and Wales who have agreed their financial settlement, but need more support because property, pensions, debts, maintenance, lump sums or larger assets need to be recorded properly.
Divorces.co.uk is an information website and is not a law firm. Our Full Service Consent Order is coming soon and will require appropriate solicitor support for legal drafting and advice where needed.
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Check whether your financial agreement needs full service support, what is included, how the process works, likely costs and when a simpler clean break or standard consent order may be enough.
You have agreed the financial settlement, but it includes property, pensions, debts, maintenance, lump sums or larger assets.
This is the higher-support version of a financial consent order, not a separate legal category.
If finances are not agreed, you may need mediation, negotiation or solicitor advice before a consent order can be drafted.
What is a full service consent order?
A full service consent order is a more supported version of a financial consent order. It is for agreed settlements that need more care because there are assets, payments or detailed terms to record.
The goal is to turn your agreement into a proper court-approved financial order, with clean break wording included where appropriate, so the agreement is legally binding and future claims are dealt with properly.
You have already agreed
The service is for recording an agreement, not fighting over finances or asking the court to decide from scratch.
The details are more involved
Property, pensions, debts, maintenance, lump sums or larger assets need careful wording.
The order is drafted
A solicitor drafts the order so the court can understand exactly what has been agreed.
The court reviews it
A judge reviews the order and financial information before deciding whether to approve it.
This service is designed for agreed settlements involving...
Another option may be better if...
More support for detailed agreed finances.
This service is designed for people who have agreed their financial settlement but need more help turning that agreement into a court-ready consent order.
Solicitor-drafted consent order
Your detailed financial agreement is drafted into a consent order using legal wording suitable for court review.
Detailed agreement review
The terms are checked so the draft order properly reflects what has been agreed about assets, payments and obligations.
Form D81 support
Support with the financial information the court uses to decide whether the proposed order appears fair.
Property and asset wording
Support where the agreement includes property sale, transfer, equity split, savings, investments or other assets.
Pension and payment terms
Support where the agreement includes pension terms, lump sums, maintenance or debts that need to be recorded clearly.
Court query support
If the court raises a query, the planned service will support suitable amendments or next steps through solicitor support.
How the full service consent order works.
The process starts with your agreement and turns it into the documents the court needs to review.
Tell us what is agreed
You provide the details of the settlement, including property, pensions, debts, lump sums, maintenance or other terms.
Provide financial information
Both people provide the financial information needed for Form D81 so the court can consider the agreement.
The order is drafted
A solicitor drafts the financial consent order and supporting documents where suitable.
The court reviews it
The application is sent to the court. If approved, the order is sealed and becomes legally binding.
Full Service Consent Order
The main option for people who have agreed their divorce finances but need more support than a simple clean break or standard consent order service.
More detailed consent order support, with clear pricing.
This service is intended for cases that need more support than a simple clean break or standard consent order. The court fee is separate.
| Cost | What it covers | Price | Good to know |
|---|---|---|---|
| Full Service Consent Order Divorces.co.uk service coming soon | Higher-support consent order service for detailed agreed financial settlements in England and Wales. | Coming soon | Designed for detailed agreements involving property, pensions, payments, debts or larger assets. |
| Court consent order fee Paid to HMCTS | The court fee for an application by consent for a financial order. | £60 | Court fee is separate from drafting, advice or service fees. |
| Standard financial consent order Simpler agreed finances | Better where the agreement is straightforward and does not need higher-support drafting. | Separate | Use this if the agreement is agreed and simple, but still needs court approval. |
| Financial remedy application Where finances are not agreed | A contested court process where the court is asked to help decide financial arrangements. | Separate | Not a consent order service. This is for cases where agreement has not been reached. |
The Full Service Consent Order is coming soon and pricing will be confirmed before launch. The court fee is currently £60 for an application by consent for a financial order, but fees can change.
How long does a full service consent order take?
More detailed agreements can take longer to prepare because the order needs to match the settlement clearly and the court needs enough financial information to consider whether the order is fair.
The court cannot approve a consent order before conditional order, so the timing needs to work around the divorce process.
Agreement details collected
The details of the property, pensions, payments, debts or other terms are collected and checked.
Financial information completed
Both people provide the financial information needed to support the court application.
Consent order drafted
The order is drafted in legal wording and prepared for court review.
Court approval
A judge reviews the application. If satisfied, the order is approved and sealed by the court.
Full service consent order FAQs.
Clear answers for people with agreed but more detailed divorce finances.
Is this different from a financial consent order?
Legally, it is still a financial consent order. “Full service” describes the higher level of support for more detailed agreed settlements.
Do finances need to be agreed first?
Yes. A consent order records an agreement. If finances are not agreed, mediation, negotiation or solicitor advice may be needed first.
Can clean break wording be included?
Yes, where appropriate, clean break wording can be included inside the financial consent order. You would not normally need a separate clean break order as well.
When is full service better than standard consent order?
Full service is better where the agreement includes property, pensions, lump sums, maintenance, debts, business assets or other detailed financial terms.
Does the court have to approve the order?
Yes. A judge reviews the draft order and financial information before deciding whether to approve it.
Is Divorces.co.uk a law firm?
No. Divorces.co.uk is an information website and is not a law firm. The planned service will require appropriate solicitor support for legal drafting and advice where needed.