Yes. Once the Final Order is granted, you are legally free to remarry.

Yes, you can withdraw your application at any stage before the Final Order is made.

After the Conditional Order is granted, you must wait a minimum period of 6 weeks and 1 day before applying for the Final Order.

Yes. You can apply on your own. The court will ensure the process is fair and may make allowances for special circumstances.

Yes. You can still apply for a divorce in England and Wales if you meet the jurisdictional requirements, even if your spouse lives overseas.

Yes, but they cannot stop the divorce indefinitely. They can dispute the proceedings only for very limited reasons, such as jurisdiction or the validity of the marriage.

No. You simply need to state that the marriage has irretrievably broken down. No blame or fault needs to be assigned.

No. You must be married for at least one year before you can apply for a divorce.

A court may refuse a divorce if the application is incomplete or does not meet legal requirements. Otherwise, refusal is rare under the new no fault divorce procedure.

No. The new law does not require a period of separation. You can apply even if you are living together.

Yes. You can apply and complete the process on your own, though solicitors can help ensure the paperwork is correct and the process runs smoothly.

Court fees start at around £612 for an online divorce, but legal costs vary depending on complexity. We offer fixed fee options to provide you with peace of mind over the cost of the divorce.