Divorce Court Fees Calculator

Please confirm your age*

Under 6666 or over

How much do you have in savings?*

What to include in savings and investments:

money in ISAs and any other savings account
joint savings accounts that you share with your partner
fixed-rate or investment bonds
any lump sum (eg a redundancy payout)
stocks and shares
trust funds (or any other kind of fund)
second homes
any money or property outside the UK

Don’t include the following in your savings total:

wages or benefits
joint savings accounts that you share with your partner if your case concerns divorce or gender recognition
personal pensions
capital value of self-employed businesses
student loans
unfair dismissal awards
money from the criminal injury compensation scheme
medical negligence or personal injury awards
any compensation under a statutory scheme in respect of Mesothelioma

Less than £4,250More than £4,250

Do you receive any of the following benefits? *

No

Income-based Jobseeker’s Allowance (JSA)Income-related Employment and Support Allowance (ESA)Income supportUniversal Credit (and you’re earning less than £6,000 a year)Pension Credit (Guarantee Credit)Scottish Legal Aid (Civil Claims)

Are you single or do you live with someone and share an income?*

SingleLive with someone & share an income

What income do you receive each month before tax?*

What to include in your monthly income:

wages
certain benefits
pensions (state, work or private without guarantee credit)
rent from anyone living with you and other properties that you own
payments from relatives
maintenance payments, eg from an ex-spouse
income from selling goods publicly or privately, including over the internet
student maintenance loans, grants or bursaries (except for tuition fee loans)

What benefits not to include in your monthly income:

Armed Forces Independence Payment (AFIP)
Attendance Allowance
Back to Work Bonus
Bereavement Allowance
Budgeting Advances paid under Universal Credit
Budgeting Loan
Carer’s Allowance
Carer Element of Universal Credit
Childcare Element of Working Tax Credit
Childcare Element of Universal Credit
Cold Weather Payment
Constant Attendance Allowance
Direct payments made under Community Care, Services for Carer and Children’s Services
Disability Living Allowance (DLA)
Disabled and Severely Disabled elements of Child Tax Credit
Disabled and Severely Disabled Child elements of Working Tax Credit
Disabled and Severely Disabled Child elements of Universal Credit
Exceptionally Severe Disablement Allowance
Financial support under an agreement for the foster care of a child
Funeral Payment
Housing Benefit
Housing Credit Element of Pension Credit
Housing Element of Universal Credit
Industrial Injuries Disablement Benefit
Independent Living Fund payments
Limited Capability for Work Element of Universal Credit
Personal Independence Payment (PIP)
Any pension paid under the Naval, Military and Air forces etc (Disablement and Death) service Pension Order 2006
Severe Disablement Allowance
Short Term Benefit Advances (STBAs)
Universal Credit Advances
Widowed Parent’s Allowance

Less than £1,420Between £1,420 and £5,130More then £5,130

How many dependent children aged under 14 do you have?

Dependent children are:

under 16 and living at home with you
between 16 – 19, single, living at home with you and in full-time education (not including studying for a degree or other higher education qualification)
a child who doesn’t live with you, but you (or your partner) pay regular maintenance for them

How many dependent children aged 14 and over do you have?

Dependent children are:

under 16 and living at home with you
between 16 – 19, single, living at home with you and in full-time education (not including studying for a degree or other higher education qualification)
a child who doesn’t live with you, but you (or your partner) pay regular maintenance for them

Likely court fee: £?

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From the above information it would appear that you will get a discount on your court fees. However what qualifies for income, etc, is complex and we would recommend that you contact us to ensure that this is correct.

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Use amicable’s divorce court fee calculator to work out if you have to pay court fees and, if so, how much you may need to pay.Please note all results are for guidance purposes only.

Find the best amicable divorce for you

Use amicable’s divorce court fee calculator to work out if you have to pay court fees and, if so, how much you may need to pay.
Please note all results are for guidance purposes only.