amicable, the leading online divorce services company, is delighted to announce its partnership with LiveMore, the specialist mortgage lender for people aged 50 to 90+.
amicable has partnered with LiveMore to address the issue of divorcing couples struggling to fund their lives post-separation. amicable and LiveMore are firmly committed to ensuring that divorcees should be given every opportunity to rebuild their lives after separating from their spouses, through financial, emotional and social support.
Both amicable and LiveMore recognise that more needs to be done to address the issues faced by older divorcees in particular, and are committed to changing narratives around divorce and separation.
amicable’s partnership with LiveMore debuted on Wednesday 11th of January with their appearance on The Divorce Podcast, the hit podcast that explores divorce, break-ups and co-parenting from different angles, hosted by amicable co-founder Kate Daly.
Commenting on the partnership with LiveMore, amicable co-founder Kate Daly said: “We are very pleased to be partnering with a company of such expertise and standing. LiveMore understands the financial needs of over 50s, and offers a fair and personalised service to a demographic whose needs are often neglected. We are excited to work together to bring more attention to the emotional and financial needs of the over 50s.”
LiveMore’s CEO Leon Diamond commented: “amicable offers expert divorce and separation services and we very much look forward to working together. We are seeing more divorcees wanting to access mortgage finance so our new partnership with amicable will make it a little easier for people in this situation. Divorce is a stressful time and we want to ensure the monetary and emotional challenges faced by those aged 50 to 90+ are addressed and overcome.”
amicable is the leading legal services company that focuses on changing the narrative around divorce. amicable uniquely provides divorce and separation services to both spouses, helping to reduce emotional and financial stress and address the needs of the family.
LiveMore looks beyond age to assess the financial circumstances of a very underserved market of 50 to 90+-year olds, examining credit history, income, pensions and investments. LiveMore believes you are never too old to get a mortgage.