We frequently find that divorce solicitors undervalue pensions, business and other assets when advising about a divorce. If your divorce solicitor valued incorrectly any of the matrimonial assets in your divorce you may have lost thousands of pounds as a result.

It is important to appreciate that your claim is against your divorce solicitor and is nothing to do with your ex-spouse with whom there is no contact whatsoever.

Our aim is to recover your shortfall in the financial settlement once we establish the loss. Call us on 01252 346 810.

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  • Ocado and the Steiners

    So Mr & Mrs Steiner arrived at the High Court yesterday to begin the procedure to divide up their matrimonial assets! Ocado founder Tim Steiner cites unreasonable behaviour as the reason for the divorce whilst Mrs S says she is the victim and has been cut off from her children. It really doesn’t matter who is to blame for theContinue reading

  • Screwfix, Toolstation and James Goddard-Watts

    The Daily Mail reports today that the Mr Goddard-Watts divorce settlement is being looked at in private in the High Court. Mr Justice Moylan will decide on the matter in the next few days according to the press. Mr Goddard-Watts is accused of misleading the Court by not declaring all of his assets when he divorced some years ago. IfContinue reading

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    Karen & John Hart in the Daily Mail

    Mark Duell for the ‘Mailonline’ reports that Karen Hart received £3.5 million from joint matrimonial assets of £10 million despite living with another man for some years. There seems to be some confusion in the press about such matters. Mrs Hart started living with Mr Hart in 1983 and they married in 1987 and had 2 children and then atContinue reading

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    Losing your Home

    The Daily Mail has today published an article by Sadie Nicholas with help from Jill Foster about Divorcees losing their marital homes. Here is the link to the that article. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/home/index.html For some years Divorce Lifeline have known about unfair divorce settlements. The law is very clear in that after a medium or long marriage then the matrimonial assets shouldContinue reading

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    Femail at the Daily Mail

    According to today’s Daily Mail, some or all of the owners of Ocado, Asos, Superdry and Laura Ashley are divorcing and their soon to be ex wives are seeking at least a 50/50 split of the matrimonial assets. The leading Court Case in these types of Divorce settlements is White v White in 2001 whereby their Lordships in the HouseContinue reading

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    Settlements for our Clients

    Lifeline continue to attack family divorce lawyers who have made very serious mistakes in calculating the value of matrimonial assets. If a mistake is made then your share will be less than you are entitled to. Call us now for a free review of your settlement. You have nothing to lose! Always remember that any enquiries that we make doContinue reading

  • Screwfix’s and Toolstation’s Former Owner

    According to the Sunday Times of 13th March 2016, James Goddard-Watts failed to declare all of the matrimonial assets when he divorced his former wife, Julia, back in 2010. The Court of Appeal are quoted as saying he misled his wife and therefore the Court. Has he committed perjury? Could he be jailed? This case follows on from 2 otherContinue reading

  • Glamorous Grannies in the Daily Mirror

    We have noticed the Daily Mirror competition for ‘glam grans’! If you are a Gran, Nana, Grandpa or Grandad and are divorced then let us look at your divorce settlement to see if there are any errors in the calculation of the finances. It’s a free investigation and you only reward us if we secure something for you. It’s gotContinue reading

Client Testimonials

  • I really appreciate the time and effort you have made on my behalf. I never truly understood what the financial position was regarding my husband’s pension. Your clarity and guidance has made me realise how bad the original settlement was. With your help, I am confident I will recover the financial losses I have suffered.

    Mrs Taylor Windsor

  • My divorce was a nightmare. It is only now I realise how bad my solicitors were. Thank you so much for all the help that you have given to me. I have now secured the fair result I was denied by my original legal team.

    Mrs Miller Suffolk 

  • I cannot thank you enough for all that you have done. You have recovered so much money on my behalf. This has restored my faith in the British justice system. Thank you so much.

    Mrs Dalston Walsall

  • Discovering Divorce Lifeline gave the courage to ‘open up the can of worms’ and pursue the reimbursement I was entitled to. It’s a great pity that I didn’t know of their existence back in 2006 when I got divorced, because I think they would have won the case for me back then. Their support over the whole process this past year has been exemplary.

    Mrs Winston Cornwall

  • Thank you so very much for everything that you have done in regards to my mum’s divorce settlement. It would be a very sad world indeed if there weren’t people like you who are willing to stand up for what is right and to act for those who have been wronged. We are so very grateful that you have kept trying so hard to help my mum and we are eternally grateful.

    Mr Wallace Peterborough

  • My former solicitors originally recovered £5,000 from my husband’s pension and told me it was a fair deal. Your support in fighting for justice on my behalf has been wonderful. I now have a further £50,000 and I cannot express my gratitude enough. You have been so supportive all the way – thank you so very much.

    Mrs Robinson Dartford