As mentioned above, if a matrimonial financial order is issued in the England and Wales and one of the parties involved is abroad, there may be difficulties when it comes to enforcing said order.

But there are options. These include seeking the assistance of foreign courts and international organisations, as well as making applications for registration of court orders abroad.

At Austin Kemp, we have a team of experienced solicitors who can assist with enforcing UK matrimonial orders in other countries, including the EU and other major economic areas. We will work with you to ensure that your divorce order is correctly enforced in the country or region of your choice.

We understand the complexity involved when it comes to enforcing orders abroad, and we strive to provide our clients with an efficient and cost-effective service.

Divorce can be a stressful and challenging process, but it is often even more complicated when one of the spouses lives abroad. Depending on the location of the spouse, the laws of that country must be taken into consideration when looking at financial settlements. These orders can be difficult to enforce as certain countries may not recognise orders made in another jurisdiction.

We are experienced in navigating international family law and can advise on how best to handle cases involving a foreign element and provide representation where necessary.

At Austin Kemp divorce solicitors, we understand how tricky it can be to enforce a divorce order when one of the spouses lives abroad. We always take into consideration any cultural or religious sensitivities and will act with the utmost discretion throughout your case.

We also have extensive experience in international family law so that you can be sure that you are in safe hands.

We will work with you to ensure that your case is handled correctly and efficiently, from the very beginning of proceedings to the final resolution.

We are committed to working collaboratively with our clients to ensure that all matters involved in the divorce process are dealt with properly and fairly for both parties.