Credit Crunch Puts Added Pressure on Separating Couples

Separation agreements are useful for couples who are in the process of getting divorced, who are waiting for their two year period to end so that they can legally divorce or who have simply decided not to divorce just yet, but to separate anyhow. With the increasing pressure on finances, many couples are worrying about their financial arrangements being 'in limbo' whilst they wait for their divorce to be finalised. A separation agreement allows closure on joint financial matters, often providing the cataylst for the individuals to start their new, independent lives.  It can be a god-send, both practically and pyschologically.
"Sorting out finances is often more stressful than the decision to split but for as little as £39, a couple can obtain a separation agreement which details the financial arrangements of the couple prior to the actual divorce, providing much needed reassurance to both parties that their financial situation is settled once and for all", explains Miriam Taylor of Net Lawman.
For couples who are feeling the pinch of the credit crunch, Taylor suggests that an undefended divorce could be most cost effective route to pursue, providing both parties are in agreement with regards to assets, finances and family arragements.
For couples looking to begin the divorce procees, Taylor recommends opting for Net Lawman's online 'undefended divorce' procedure. This cost-effective service provides all documents, forms and letters required for an undefended divorce. The document and forms come with explanatory guidance notes, completed examples and of course the blank documents, to enable couples to be guided step by step. Further, this eliminates the need to employ a solicitor, thus reducing costs substantially. "A DIY divorce is now a common and uncomplicated option for many couples. It saves money and agro. It is simply a practical solution." tells Uli Doheny-Adams, creator of the template forms and documents available at Net Lawman.
"Opting for an online provider who can also provide you with back-up legal advice gives you the best of both worlds; low cost documents, forms and letters as well as someone on the end of the phone or computer in case you have any questions. And with a wealth of free information and advice available on the net, couples dont have the added burden of paying expensive solicitors fee's whilst dealing with the emotional trauma of separation", adds Taylor.
For free information on divorce or separation or to find out more about Net Lawman's range of family law documents visit http://www.netlawman.co.uk/infolist/family.php?sc=1077