Div-ide recognises the pivotal role couples counsellors play in guiding partners through challenging transitions. When the journey leads to separation, Div-ide is here to provide a pathway that respects the work done in counselling. We welcome collaborations with counsellors to ensure their clients experience a supportive, fair, and compassionate separation process.

We understand that going through a property settlement can be a challenging and emotional experience. At Div-ide, our compassionate and dedicated team of experts are here to guide and support you in achieving a fair and efficient division of assets.

Div-ide values the trusted relationship accountants have with their clients, especially during the intricacies of financial separation. Our collaboration with accounting professionals requires that all assets are identified and valued, while pursuing tax-effective outcomes that serve the best interests of both parties. We understand the complexities of operating companies and investment trusts within the separation context, and we work alongside accountants to address these with due diligence.

At Div-ide, we appreciate the diligent efforts of financial planners in optimising investment returns whilst managing risk. This expertise is invaluable in aiding Div-ide to accurately aggregate assets during a couple’s separation. Our cost-effective services mean that post-separation, more funds remain available for your clients to reinvest towards their future goals.

Div-ide understands the essential role mortgage brokers play in securing financing for clients amidst a separation, whether for retaining the family home or acquiring a new property. Early involvement of mortgage brokers in the financial separation process is crucial to ensure that the final arrangements are not just equitable but also practically achievable in the realm of financing. Div-ide caters to couples who are separating amicably, aiming to create outcomes that are not only favourable but also finance-ready, ensuring that finance pre-approvals are in place before agreements are submitted to the court for approval.