Single report
For one person who needs to show the court what they can borrow.
£495
5 working days
- Maximum borrowing across a panel of lenders
- Affordability and stress test
- Example mortgage illustrations
- Part 25 compliant expert declaration
For divorce & financial remedy proceedings
Answer a few questions online, upload your documents, and receive an expert report in 5 working days. From £295.
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FPR Part 25 compliant
1,200+ reports delivered
4.2 day average turnaround
Which report do I need?
Question 1 of 3
What's in the report
Section 01
What each lender on our panel would lend, from cautious to best case.
Section 02
Monthly costs measured against real income and outgoings, with stress testing.
Section 03
Example rates, terms and monthly repayments for the realistic range.
Section 04
The documents relied on and every assumption made, for full transparency.
How it works
About 15 minutes. Save and come back any time.
About 10 minutes. Secure, encrypted upload.
5 working days, or 2 with Express.
Pricing
For one person who needs to show the court what they can borrow.
£495
5 working days
One report covering two or more parties, ideal for single joint expert instructions.
£795
7 working days
For someone who clearly cannot borrow, explaining why in plain terms.
£295
3 working days
Additional scenarios — £95 each. A different deposit, income, debt, maintenance level, or keeping the family home.
Express add-on — £150. Delivered in 2 working days once we have your documents.
For family law solicitors
Single joint expert instructions, invoice payment for firms, and reports written to Part 25 with our duty clearly owed to the court.
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An independent expert assessment of how much someone could realistically borrow, whether it would be affordable, and what it would cost each month. It is written for solicitors and the family court.
No. The report is an expert opinion for the court. It is not a recommendation to take out a mortgage and is not a mortgage offer.
Yes. Our Joint / SJE report assesses two or more parties in one document, which is common where the court directs a single joint expert.
Usually recent payslips, a P60 or SA302s and accounts if self-employed, three months of bank statements and, if available, your Form E.
Our Nil capacity report explains clearly, with reference to lender criteria, why borrowing isn't currently possible.
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