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Can I get a divorce without going to court? It's another of the questions our advisers receive on an almost daily basis. The answer, if the divorce is uncontested, is yes; you can get a divorce in England or Wales without the need to attend court. Typically, when we think

"Can I get a divorce without my spouse's consent?" is a question that is regularly answered by Quickie Divorce's advisers. The simple answer to this question is yes, but that's not the whole story. Here are the things you need to know if you want a divorce and your spouse

Ask a solicitor how much a divorce costs and you're likely to get a protracted and convoluted answer about variables, uncertainties and it ultimately not being possible to determine the final cost until everything's done and dusted. Now, if you're talking about a complicated, contested divorce that will involve the

We all know by now that the start of a new year is the busiest period for those of us who operate within the divorce-sphere; the number of people looking to end their marriages all but doubles and – as this is also when we look to tighten our belts

Edit: At time of edit, in 2018, court fees have risen again to £550 The cost of getting a divorce is, along with the cost of heating your home, running your car and running everyday appliances, on the rise with the courts administrative fees having risen from £385 to £410

Divorce is never easy, but in the UK, online divorce services have made the process more accessible and less stressful. These services offer a range of benefits that can help you navigate your separation more smoothly, quickly, and affordably. If you're considering a divorce in the UK, here's why online

EDIT: At time of edit, in 2018, court fees have risen again to £550 In addition to the recent cuts in legal aid, couples wishing to divorce now have a further reason to review their finances. From Monday 1st July, the cost of Family Court Fees for divorce are rising

Here at Quickie Divorce, we're regularly asked questions about marriage certificates. Whether it be from were a certified copy can be obtained, or why the courts need this document in order to process a divorce, we've quite literally heard it all. In all fairness, the latter question seems like a

It's been a busy few weeks in the 'divorce-sphere' - legal reform, Co-op's entrance into the world of online law and the health problems attributed to ending a marriage having all graced the pages of our national newspapers in recent times. Here at Quickie Divorce, though, it's a different piece

Divorce is often synonymous with lengthy battles, overwhelming paperwork, and emotional strain. You often see news articles using the term 'quickie divorce' when referring to separating celebrities or general divorce news, where did this phrase come from? What does it actual mean? Going back to 1998, at Quickie Divorce, we

Parents that are turning to alternative forms of communication such as email, text messaging and social media in order to discuss contact arrangements with their former partners could find themselves denied the opportunity to spend time with their children, researchers have claimed. Academics at the University of Missouri have found

In an uncontested divorce, the spouse applying for the divorce lodges a petition. Following this, their spouse will receive a copy of this petition along with other documents. This individual will then return these documents to the court who, in turn, will forward these completed documents to the individual that