The Pre-Action Protocol outlines procedures that couples must follow before initiating financial remedy proceedings. It encourages non-court dispute resolution, aligning perfectly with our service. Some key points from the protocol include:
- Resolving cases as quickly, fairly, and proportionately as possible
- Limiting excessive costs and unnecessary disclosures
- Encouraging early and transparent financial disclosure to facilitate quicker settlements
- Read more on the Justice.gov site
How Does WhatWouldAJudgeSay.com Align with the Protocol?
Our service fits seamlessly within the protocol guidance by offering a platform for obtaining impartial legal opinions on asset division. This provides couples with a clear understanding of their financial situation, reducing the need for prolonged court involvement. By giving clients accurate, early-stage legal assessments, we help them make informed decisions. This aligns with the protocol’s emphasis on efficiency and proportionality of legal costs.
The introduction of the Pre-Action Protocol validates the need for our service and as more legal service providers adapt to this legislation, the demand for early financial assessments will likely grow. The following guidance is key to our service offering:
- Mandatory Mediation Information and Assessment Meetings (MIAMs): Although we don’t offer mediation, we position ourselves as a suitable alternative, providing a judge’s opinion that can guide couples toward settlement.
- Disclosure and Negotiation: We facilitate the disclosure process and provide a neutral ground for negotiations, supporting the protocol’s focus on transparency and fairness.
- Reducing Court Burden: By offering a quicker, cost-effective alternative to litigation, our service helps reduce court congestion.
- Client Empowerment: We provide clear, actionable legal insights, enabling clients to navigate their divorce confidently, with fewer legal hurdles.
Contact us today to learn more about our fixed-fee service and how we simplify the divorce process for you. Feel free to give us a call on +44 (0)20 3951 0212 or email hello@whatwouldajudgesay.com or use get started to share your unique situation.