What is a consent order? The legal jargon free guide
A consent order is a legally binding document that sets out the financial arrangements you and your ex have come to. It [...]
Emma Robinson
How to file for a divorce in England and Wales – a step by step guide
One of the most common things I hear in my work as a divorce coach is ‘I want to get divorced, but I have no idea where [...]
How to Rebuild Your Life After a Divorce
Regardless of whose decision it was to divorce, the end of a marriage can bring about a rollercoaster of unexpected feel[...]
10 Divorce Myths
In 2017, the team at amicable has spoken to thousands of people about their divorce. We’ve heard some weird and wonderfu[...]
What to do with your weddings rings when your divorce is official
So you’ve decided to divorce, the Decree Absolute’s arrived but what do you do with your wedding rings now that your div[...]
The Post Divorce Checklist
amicable’s post-divorce checklist makes the post-divorce to do list a little easier by breaking down what you need to do[...]
Grounds for Divorce – Five years separation
There are five ‘facts’ in English and Welsh law that you can rely upon to prove your marriage has broken down ‘irretriev[...]
Grounds for Divorce – Unreasonable Behaviour
If you need to get divorced using ‘unreasonable behaviour’ as the ground for divorce, then this is all you need to know [...]
Divorce Basics – What you need to know about getting divorced
How do I separate and what’s involved in a divorce? Our divorce basics blog tells you everything you need to know. There[...]
Divorce-Timing Tips Guaranteed to Save you Money
It may be a cliché to say timing is everything, but in divorce it’s crucial to making it through amicably with your hear[...]
Juggling the holidays after divorce - A child’s point of view
Here are some thoughts from a child of divorce, on how to help your kids juggle the holidays with their divorced parents[...]
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