SmartPeer for solicitors
Probate, property, divorce, business sales — every matter ends with a financial question someone else should answer.
The referrals you already make
Solicitors handle life's structural moments, and each one leaves clients holding decisions outside your retainer: what to do with the estate proceeds, the settlement, the sale price. The matter closes; the money questions are just beginning.
Sending clients out with a name on a card serves nobody — least of all your file, which shows no record of where a vulnerable client was sent or why. A tracked, consented referral does.
Four referral moments you saw this month
Probate distributions
Beneficiaries receiving five- and six-figure sums, often for the first time. An introduction to regulated advice is arguably part of doing the job well.
Completion day
Buyers need protection and updated wills the week they exchange. Conveyancing files are full of clients at exactly this moment.
Post-settlement
Divorce settlements convert a shared plan into two blank ones. Pension sharing orders alone justify the adviser conversation.
The business seller
Your client just exchanged on the sale of their company. The proceeds conversation should have started months ago — the next best time is today.
How SmartPeer works for your profession
SmartPeer introductions are evidenced, consent-based and documented — with disclosure letters generated for every referral, an audit trail your file reviewer will actually like, and a commission statement that reconciles. Refer for financial advice and estate planning through one tracked route.
What your firm gets
- Vetted destinations for financial advice and estate planning — no sourcing, no vetting burden
- Client consent captured online before any contact — GDPR built in, not bolted on
- A disclosure letter generated automatically for every referral, on your letterhead
- Live tracking from introduction to completion — no more black-hole referrals
- A commission statement that reconciles: every introduction, every payment, every period
- No fees, ever — SmartPeer earns a share only when your referral completes
Guides written for solicitors
21 June 2026
The client questions solicitors hear most — and where to send each one
Solicitors hear financial questions the moment a matter concludes. A guide to the ones that recur, …
16 May 2026
Referral fees for solicitors: what the rules actually say
Solicitors can pay and receive referral fees in most work. LASPO bans them in personal injury; the …
11 May 2026
Referral fees for family solicitors: staying inside the SRA rules
Referral fees are permitted in family law, but only when the arrangement is disclosed and documente…
30 March 2026
How solicitors can offer financial-advice referrals without becoming regulated
Solicitors meet clients at exactly the moments financial advice matters — probate, divorce, busines…
3 March 2026
How family solicitors turn matter closure into tracked, evidenced referrals
A step-by-step look at how a tracked referral works for a family law practice: consent recorded, di…
2 March 2026
Pension sharing orders: why family solicitors should introduce advice early
Pension sharing orders routinely stall at valuation and implementation because regulated advice arr…
26 January 2026
A referral income guide for solicitors: from introduction to commission statement
Solicitors encounter clients at exactly the moments regulated financial advice matters most. This g…
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