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Under certain circumstances, one spouse can divorce their husband/wife without them knowing. If spouses are estranged, unaware of where each other live and one attempts to find the other's address but is unsuccessful following a comprehensive search, they may be allowed to end their marriage without the other party's knowing

When both parties consent to a divorce, the process is much easier. Whilst there are instances where consent is vital, and it is therefore strongly recommend that it is sought before filing, there are also those where obtaining consent before starting the divorce process is, whilst still advisable, far from

Quickie Divorce offer several packages ranging in price from £37 to £167. In addition, a filing fee of £550 is payable to the courts, though you could have this reduced or even waived entirely. You can find out if you can get help with the court fee for a divorce

Have you been looking into the divorce process in the UK? If you have, you'll certainly have encountered the terms 'Petitioner' and 'Respondent'. These terms are used to describe the roles each spouse will play throughout their divorce as it progresses through the courts - but how are they defined

To some, the question 'who gets custody of the dog after a divorce?' will be deeply trivial; the divisions of assets such as property, savings and pensions are, they'd argue, key to a settlement and everything else is superfluous. To others, the destination of the family pet is more important

When we need something done - whether it be putting up some shelves, a spot of gardening, touching up scuffed walls or anything else - we can always save money by doing it ourselves. Sometimes, this makes sense. We can all mow our lawn, for example. At other times, though,

If you've been considering filing for a divorce in the UK, then you've probably done some research and will almost certainly have come across the term irreconcilable differences. What you're unlikely to have found, though, is what this means within the context of a divorce application in the UK. On

Here at Quickie Divorce, we're regularly asked when it will be possible to obtain a no-fault divorce. Our response is always the same: you can now. Whilst the media have portrayed upcoming consultations as being arranged so that the government may consider introducing no-fault divorce, this is inaccurate. Rather, they

Divorce Lawyers, for all the ire that they reserve for online divorce providers and their persistent claims that only they should be trusted to administer divorces, make a surprisingly large number of mistakes; one of which is their contention that adultery which takes place following a couple having separated is

It's more than likely your biggest asset so, if you and your spouse are separating or divorcing, you're probably concerned about what's going to happen to your home. During what is already a very difficult period, such concerns can bring about discomfort and anxiety. In fact, our team are contacted

For many years, same-sex couples were unable to marry and were able to become civil partners only. This changed in 2014 when the Marriage (Same-Sex Couples) Act 2013 came into force and couples are now legally allowed to elope regardless of their spouse's gender. Couples that wished to express their

It's important to keep track of your finances so, after you've decided to pursue a divorce, determining how you can ensure it costs as little as possible should be your first consideration. The overall cost of divorce differs greatly depending on circumstances. If the divorce is uncontested, the process is