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The divorce process in England and Wales is now based on a no-fault system, meaning it is no longer necessary to place blame on either party.

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The divorce process in England and Wales is now based on a no-fault system, meaning it is no longer necessary to place blame on either party.

While the legal process itself is relatively structured, it is often accompanied by important decisions around finances and arrangements for children.

We provide clear guidance through the divorce process, with fixed fees and payment plans available, so you can move forward with confidence.

What is no
fault divorce?

What is no fault divorce?

The law now allows couples to apply for a divorce without assigning blame. Instead, the application is based on the irretrievable breakdown of the marriage.

Either one party can apply individually, or both parties can make a joint application. This change is designed to reduce conflict and allow couples to approach separation in a more constructive way.

The law now allows couples to apply for a divorce without assigning blame. Instead, the application is based on the irretrievable breakdown of the marriage.

Either one party can apply individually, or both parties can make a joint application. This change is designed to reduce conflict and allow couples to approach separation in a more constructive way.

The law now allows couples to apply for a divorce without assigning blame. Instead, the application is based on the irretrievable breakdown of the marriage.

Either one party can apply individually, or both parties can make a joint application. This change is designed to reduce conflict and allow couples to approach separation in a more constructive way.

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Divorce does not resolve finances or child arrangements

It is important to understand that a divorce only legally ends a marriage.

It does not automatically resolve:
• Financial matters
• Property division  
• Pensions  
• Arrangements for children

These issues must be dealt with separately, either through agreement or court proceedings.

Through our experience in more traditional,
corporate legal environments, we saw that many clients were priced out of legal support or left uncertain about costs and process.

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Supporting you through each stage

We provide clear advice on the divorce process and guide clients through the wider issues that arise following separation.

Our focus is on ensuring that all aspects of your situation are addressed, allowing you to move forward with clarity and confidence.

Divorce Fixed Fee  £850
Our fixed fee divorce service includes preparing and managing the divorce application through to the final order.

Through our experience in more traditional,
corporate legal environments, we saw that many clients were priced out of legal support or left uncertain about costs and process.

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Divorce Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's)

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How long does a divorce take in the UK?h does a family solicitor cost in the UK?

The divorce process typically takes several months due to the mandatory waiting periods between stages. The exact timeframe can vary depending on the circumstances of each case.

How long does a divorce take in the UK?h does a family solicitor cost in the UK?

The divorce process typically takes several months due to the mandatory waiting periods between stages. The exact timeframe can vary depending on the circumstances of each case.

Do I need a solicitor to get divorced?

It is possible to apply for a divorce without a solicitor. However, many people seek legal advice to ensure that financial matters and arrangements for children are properly addressed alongside the divorce.

Do I need a solicitor to get divorced?

What is no-fault divorce?

No-fault divorce allows couples to divorce without blaming either party. The application is based on the irretrievable breakdown of the marriage.

Does divorce automatically deal with finances?

No. Financial matters must be resolved separately, either through agreement or court proceedings.

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