Clean Break Orders and Consent Orders are court orders that allow you to sever the financial ties between you and your ex-spouse. Whilst there are similarities between the two orders, each one is suited to different circumstances. In this article,...
Compared to the costs associated with using high-street solicitors, a DIY divorce is a far cheaper option. But there are several pitfalls that come with administering your own divorce. And that is why an experienced online divorce service provider can...
The internet has changed the landscape of many service industries, and this is very much the case in the legal profession, where expensive high-street solicitors are facing a formidable challenge from online divorce services. First, the obvious question: why opt...
In this digital era, the majority of tasks that used to require filling in paperwork and relying on an inconsistent postal service, can now be completed online. And getting divorced is no exception. The divorce process has suffrered a reputation...
In April 2022, No-fault divorce was introduced in England and Wales to remove the need for blame as a basis for divorce.
What Is The Family Law Language Project UK? The Family Law Language Project was created by Emma Nash to change how we describe, think and feel about legal issues such as divorce. It aims to tackle issues in the...
[vc_row row_content_display="in_grid" row_content_display_align="left" row_type="row" stretch_row_type="no"][vc_column width="2/3"][vc_column_text]A consent order is a legal document made between a couple which details exactly how your assets are to be divided after a divorce. It needs to be submitted and agreed by a judge and...
You can petition or respond to a UK divorce even if you live in Europe as long as you satisfy certain criteria. Brexit is not a barrier, although the rules have changed somewhat. Divorcing entirely online is an extremely practical...
[vc_row row_content_display="in_grid" row_content_display_align="left" row_type="row" stretch_row_type="yes"][vc_column][vc_column_text] Yes, you certainly can get divorced completely online in the UK. In fact an online divorce process is exactly the same as if it was carried out by a solicitor or if you were to...