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Our 2025 Finance Professional of the Year award winner shares his thoughts on financial planning, which sits at the heart of almost every separation, and is a crucial part of family justice

It’s fair to say that when solicitors and IFAs work together, the client outcomes are typically better. I think it’s also fair to say that the clients themselves come away with more reassurance and confidence about their future, especially financially. So, why doesn’t this teamwork happen more often? And, when it does happen, what does “good” look like?

... and how I came to work mainly with female clients

Changes to the Lifetime Allowance may not be quite what the headlines suggested, and the details are important

Unlocking Career Potential through the Resolution Specialist Accreditation Scheme

The presence of a third party neutral in negotiations can be a win for everyone

The cost-of-living crisis is multi-faceted and will affect the vast majority of divorces. IFAs working in tandem with solicitors can help clients prepare for an uncertain future

How can we help our clients ensure their financial security in the event of non-payment of maintenance?

A detailed mortgage report offers a full picture of a client’s future options, and as such can help produce fairer, faster and better-tailored outcomes

With money already likely to be tight on separation, clients should be helped to plan for changes in financial circumstances