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.

Yes, you and your spouse can apply for a divorce together through a joint application, which often makes the process more collaborative and reduces conflict. We are also able to assist you and your spouse to resolve financial or children issues together via our Together We Part service.

A Final Order is the final legal order that ends the marriage. Once granted, the marriage is legally dissolved.

A Conditional Order is the first formal court order in a divorce. It confirms that the court sees no reason the divorce cannot proceed.

No. One spouse can apply even if the other does not agree. The process may take longer if the other spouse contests the application.

The only ground is “irretrievable breakdown of the marriage”. You do not need to prove fault or blame.

Most divorces are completed without attending court, using the online process. It is very rare to attend Court for the divorce itself, especially now that the new no fault divorce procedure is in place.

Divorce is the legal process that formally ends a marriage. Once the Final Order is granted, both parties are free to remarry.