Sarah Crawford

I am a a Solicitor in the Family and Matrimonial team in Manchester. I joined Ward Hadaway in 2021 as a Trainee Solicitor and qualified into the Family and Matrimonial team in 2023. I advise on a wide variety of cases including divorce and civil partnership dissolutions, the financial aspects of a separation, drafting pre-nuptial, post nuptial and cohabitation agreements, private children disputes and surrogacy and fertility law.

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How to Protect Yourself Financially When Divorcing

Divorce can be a challenging and emotional process, often made more complex by the division…

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Do I Need a Reason to Get Divorced?

Divorce in the UK has become simpler with no-fault options since April 2022, allowing couples to separate without proving blame or specific reasons.

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What Happens to Your Pension When You Divorce?

During divorce, pensions, crucial financial assets, must be considered alongside homes and savings. Their valuation can vary. Couples can share, offset, or earmark pensions, and some pre-marriage pensions may also be included. Expert advice is essential for fair settlements.

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Breaking Free: Navigating the Financial Challenges of Leaving an Abusive Relationship

Leaving an abusive relationship, especially one involving financial control, can be daunting. Understanding your rights, including asset division and financial support, is crucial for recovery.

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A guide to remarrying after divorce

Remarrying after divorce involves careful planning, including finalizing divorce, resolving financial matters, understanding implications on support payments, and notifying authorities. Seeking legal guidance is crucial for a smooth transition.

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Broaching the prenup chat

Prenups are essential contracts that protect assets in marriage, but many couples avoid discussing them due to stigma. Open communication can help address common misconceptions and promote understanding.

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Buying a property together? You need a cohabitation agreement

When buying a property with someone else, it’s important to consider a cohabitation agreement. Sarah…

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Disentangling your assets

Divorce can be emotionally and financially challenging. It’s essential to consult divorce financial settlement solicitors for guidance on asset division, Lump Sum Orders, and Periodical Payment Orders for spousal and child support.