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We can help you divorce or separate amicably, negotiate a fair financial agreement, and make arrangements for any children through our fixed-fee services. As a couples' service, we offer an affordable way to separate together, without solicitors, so you can build positive futures apart and avoid an expensive and antagonistic legal process.
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Latest posts
Buying out a partner in a divorce or separation
Divorce can be one of the most challenging times in a person's life, both emotionally and financially. Among the many decisions you'll need to make is what to do with the family home. If you're considering buying out your partner, this guide will walk you through the process, step-by-step, to help you make informed decisions and confidently navigate the complexities.
Navigating trauma in relationships - The Divorce Podcast
In this episode, Kate was joined by psychotherapist Lulu Sunnucks to explore trauma during relationships, separation and divorce.
Navigating ‘Co-parenting New Year’ 2024
With the children returning to school, it's a perfect time for a fresh start. At amicable, we call it the Co-parenting New Year. Whether you're newly separated or a seasoned co-parent, September offers a chance to set new resolutions for a successful year ahead.
Ending a cohabitation relationship
Around 22% of couples who live together aren’t married or in a civil partnership. Many people think they automatically gain rights to their partner's property and belongings if they live together for a long time. However, in reality, if they break up or if one partner dies, couples who aren't married or in a civil partnership don’t have the same rights or protections as married couples unless they have legal arrangements like a will.
Finding your voice through divorce
Fourteen years ago, my seemingly perfect life began to crumble. Every morning, I wiped away silent tears, battling the turmoil within. I felt trapped, unable to make my parents understand my pain. I juggled work and motherhood for over a decade while silently carrying an immense burden. My car became my haven, where I found the space to reflect. I realised I had to break free from this suffocating existence and pursue happiness.
Navigating name changes in relationships - The Divorce Podcast
In this episode, Kate was joined by the Founder and Managing Director of NameSwitch, Cécile Mazuet-Eller, to discuss navigating name changes in relationships, separation, and divorce.
The two D's - death and divorce with Octopus Legacy
You’ve decided you want to separate from your ex-partner, and you’re going through the divorce process. Alongside divorce there’s another ‘d’ word to consider – what do you want to happen to your assets when you die?
Bobby Mair and Harriet Kemsley divorce - The Divorce Podcast
In this episode, Kate is joined by award-winning comedian, writer, and actress Harriet Kemsley and comedian Bobby Mair to discuss their divorce.
Finding joy in relationships, separation - The Divorce Podcast
In this episode, Kate is joined by Coach and Author Ali Mortimer to discuss navigating difficult moments in relationships and how finding joy can help in this journey.
Managing a divorce with neurodiversity
Going through a divorce can be an immense challenge, but going through it as a family where there is neurodiversity can add many additional layers of complexity.