We want to keep things amicable. We just don't want to get it wrong
If that sounds like you, you're exactly who I created this quiz for.
You might even have an idea of how you'd like to divide your finances.
But perhaps there's still that little voice asking: Is this actually fair? Have we thought about everything? Could one of us agree to something we'll regret later? Do we really need to instruct separate solicitors just to find out?
The quiz will help you understand:
- whether you're approaching your financial settlement in the right way
- what you may need to think about before agreeing who gets what
- where there could be things you haven't considered
- what your next step should be
👉 Check if you're on the right track
Because "amicable" shouldn't mean guessing
A fair financial settlement doesn't necessarily mean dividing everything equally.
Your home, pensions, savings, income and future needs can all matter.
And when you don't know what needs to be considered, even couples who genuinely want an amicable divorce can find themselves going round in circles, disagreeing over what's fair or worrying that one person might lose out.
Getting clear before you make the agreement can make the conversation easier - and help you protect the amicable relationship you're working hard to maintain.
Hi I'm Susan
I'm an SRA-regulated solicitor and founder of www.divorcingamicably.co.uk
I help separating couples work out a fair financial settlement together - without needing two separate solicitors, unnecessary conflict or thousands of pounds in additional legal costs.
And there's one thing I see again and again:
Most couples aren't trying to be unfair to each other. They simply don't know what they don't know.
That's exactly why I created this quiz.
It takes around two minutes and will help you see whether you're on the right track - before you make decisions that could affect your financial future.
👉 Take the free Divorce Finances Quiz
"Susan made the whole process easier and more transparent for us both. We stayed amicable, felt supported every step of the way, and avoided the stress and expense of two separate lawyers. I can't recommend her highly enough."
— Kelly
