Our services
Whether you’re moving in, living together, separating or divorcing, we improve communication, keep costs down and put people and families first.
Planning, negotiation & legal
We help couples plan ahead with clarity and confidence – making thoughtful arrangements for living together, separating or divorcing.
Children & parenting
We support calmer, child-focused co-parenting with parenting plans, communication support and guidance as family life changes.
Wellbeing & relationship support
Our specialists help reduce conflict and support better conversations. We also work with trusted therapists, counsellors and coaches when extra support helps.
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Blogs
Advice on living together, separation, finances, children and emotional wellbeing.
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Podcast
Real stories and expert insight on relationships, separation and modern family life.
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FAQs
Who is amicable?
amicable is the trusted service for couples at every stage of their relationship. From planning a life together to navigating separation, our unique approach helps couples make clear, calm and fair decisions, together.
How do your services work?
amicable offers a range of different services, from planning support for couples to negotiation and legal services for those separating or divorcing. Our unique approach puts people and families at the centre.
How much do your services cost?
All our services have fixed and transparent fees that include VAT. The cost of most of our services can be split between two people and spread over several months through our interest-free payment plans. Not sure which service is right for you? Book a free consultation with one of our experts today.
Do I need to be on amicable terms with my partner to use your services?
No, you don’t need to be amicable with your partner to use our services. However, you do need to be able to communicate with each other safely and respectfully throughout the process.
In some situations, amicable may not be the right option, such as where there has been domestic abuse or coercive control. In these cases, it may be safer to seek specialist support.
