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We and many other companies operating within the realm of family law have been calling for the introduction of no-fault divorce for several years now. Currently, couples that agree to a divorce but that are unwilling or unable to rely on adultery or unreasonable behaviour are required to wait until

As we live in a world that is becoming more and more globalised, it's understandable that a large number of people contact Quickie Divorce wanting to know if divorces that they've been granted in other countries will be recognised in the UK. Whilst it is by no means easy to

Considering that it could save them hundreds or even thousands of pounds, it's hardly surprising that more and more people are now opting to get a divorce online. Sadly, though, there are circumstances under which an online divorce simply isn't the right choice. The purpose of this article, though, is

Divorce courts throughout England and Wales have, along with all public services, been subjected to significant reductions in funding for approaching a decade. As a result, as of 2011, steps have been taken to encourage divorcing couples to use mediation to resolve contentious issues through mediation rather than the courts.

It's one of the most common divorce-related searches entered into Google every day so it was only logical that one of the first posts we wrote for this blog was about how people can speed up their divorces. On reflection, though, this post focused on the beginning of the process

'How do you start the divorce process in the UK?' is, our research has revealed, one of the most searched for terms concerning divorce throughout England and Wales. With this in mind, we thought we'd provide a step-by-step guide on both what you'll need to do and what you should

No-fault divorce is the de facto ground for divorce in numerous countries throughout the world. With the majority of separations in the UK now being attributed to the fact that couples are simply falling out of love, you'd expect it to be available here, too. Sadly, this isn't the case

They're the most important thing in our lives and the need to put their wellbeing first when they're involved in legal proceedings is enshrined in UK law. When you take this into consideration, it should come as no surprise to hear that we're regularly asked how the divorce process will

The people of the Philippines could soon be able to obtain divorces through the country's courts. The staunchly Catholic nation is, along with the Vatican City, currently the only nation in the world that does not allow divorce but, with the country's lower house having passed a divorce bill on

The festive season often comes with a potent mix of high expectations, strained family dynamics, financial pressures from gift-giving, and a whirlwind of social obligations. Add to that the challenge of spending extended time together without the usual distractions of work or routine, and it's easy to see how Christmas

As the New Year approaches, many of us reflect on the past year and start to think about changes we'd like to make in our lives. For some, that reflection might lead to the realisation that it's time to make a significant change-like moving on from a relationship that no

Divorce papers; divorce documents; divorce petitions; decree nisi - there are any number of things people type into search engines when they're trying to find the forms they'll need to file for a divorce. Whatever term you enter, though, finding a resource that both tells you where you can get