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'There's no such things as a quickie divorce' is a line being peddled with increasing regularity by those for whom the ever-increasing popularity of online divorce services are certain to be detrimental. Yes, solicitors - bogged-down in bureaucracy, inefficient systems and spiralling overheads - are not adapting to a changing

Divorce is often depicted as a contentious and painful process, but it doesn't have to be. For couples in the UK who are committed to parting ways amicably, there are strategies that can make the experience smoother and more respectful. By focusing on mutual respect, open communication, and future planning,

Online divorce may no longer be the revolutionary product it was when Quickie Divorce first began offering it nearly twenty years ago, but there's little doubt that it's a product that's fundamentally changed the way hundreds and thousands of people throughout England and Wales have obtained their divorce and, we

If you want to file for a divorce and must rely on unreasonable behaviour, it's likely that you've scoured Google and other search engines for examples that the court will find acceptable and have come up empty handed. We know this because we've conducted several searches ourselves and have been

'What's the easiest way to get a divorce?' is another question we're regularly asked her at Quickie Divorce. Considering that the end of a marriage invariably comes bundled up with the need to divide assets, make new living arrangements and, possibly, agreements for any children, it's rarely something you'd describe

When filing for a divorce, you're going to need to provide the court with the not unsubstantial figure of £550. Naturally, people want to know why they need to pay this fee and what they're going to get in return. This is hardly unreasonable so Quickie Divorce thought we'd let

Each and every single divorce that is filed in England and Wales relies upon one thing: that the marriage in question has irretrievably broken down. In order to prove that the marriage is beyond repair, though, one of five facts must be used. These are: Adultery In order to use

'What is a Clean Break Divorce?' is a question that should be followed with one simple statement: it's the best means of addressing the most common and potentially damaging divorce myth of all. It is widely believed that the financial ties that exist between spouses are permanently severed after a

Here are some top tips on how to speed up a process which can take up to 24 weeks! Check the basics Firstly, in order to get a divorce in the UK, you and your spouse must have been married for at least one year. You will also need to

'Can I get divorced?' is the query we're required to answer most regularly at Quickie Divorce - undoubtedly due to the surprising lack of online materials that answer this question. Well, there's actually very little criteria that needs to be met before the courts in England and Wales will consider

Adultery is one of five reasons that can be cited in order to prove that a marriage has irretrievably broken down and obtain a divorce. Sadly, the legal definition of adultery is much maligned, with critics consistently arguing that it is outdated. Considering the sheer confusion and frustration this definition

Many people assume that getting a divorce in England or Wales will be far more complicated if they were married overseas. Some even assume that they'll be unable to obtain a divorce outside of the jurisdiction within which they were married. Whilst many people are unsure of how being married