Built by family law experts · England & Wales
50/50 sounds fair.
It often isn’t.
When you’re separating, don’t agree to anything until you understand what a fair financial split actually looks like (in plain English).
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£30
for your full report
• Free to start
Less than 10% of the average cost of one hour with a family law solicitor.
Pay only when you want the full report, get started for free for an initial idea.
HOW IT WORKS
Four steps to a clearer picture
No jargon, no legal complexity. Just an honest view of your finances and what fair could look like.
STEP
01
Complete a simple, anonymous questionnaire
Tell us about your income, property, savings, debts and pensions. Takes around 10 minutes. No account needed to start.
02
Get a preview of your financial position
See a summary of your combined assets and what the picture looks like, before you decide whether to get the full report.
03
Complete a simple, anonymous questionnaire
See what 50/50, 60/40 and other splits would actually mean for both of you: your borrowing capacity, your housing options, your pension picture. Real numbers, not guesses.
04
Get next steps tailored to your situation
Based on your answers, we'll point you to the right support – whether that's legal guidance, mediation, or financial tools you can actually use.
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WHAT’S IN THE REPORT
Everything that affects a fair outcome
The NeedsMet report covers the factors courts in England and Wales use to decide what's fair — applied to your actual situation.
The family home
Equity, mortgage balance, and what each of you could afford to buy under each scenario.
Income and borrowing
What each person earns and what that means for how much they can borrow for a mortgage.
Savings and assets
Bank accounts, investments, ISAs. What's in the pot and how it is divided under different splits.
Pensions
Often the most overlooked asset. Especially important if one of you took time out of work.
Debts
Debts built up during a marriage are usually shared. We factor them into the picture.
Tailored next steps
What to do after: legal advice, mediation, financial guidance –based on your situation.
WHO IT’S FOR
For couples who want to keep things fair
NeedsMet is designed for couples who want to reach a financial agreement without it becoming adversarial or expensive.
Understand your position clearly. Make sure you don't agree to something that leaves you worse off than you should be.
An impartial, plain English reference point, so any agreement you reach is one you can both feel confident about.
Before you sign anything, see what the numbers actually mean for both of you.