Negotiation Plus Service

If you’ve separated from your partner, you’ll need to work out how you plan on separating your finances. This includes dividing any money, property, pensions, and debt.

You will also need to go through the legal steps to get divorced and make your financial arrangements legally binding through a consent order to end the possibility of future claims (a ‘clean break’).

Our Negotiation Plus Service is for couples who need help agreeing, and navigating the legal and financial journey of divorce.

For parents, we also offer a Separating with Children Service.

amicable cost
£5910 Including VAT
  • One payment of £5910 per couple, or
  • Split per person, one payment of £2955 each, or
  • Spread across six months £985 per couple
  • Court fees of £651 (£593 to submit the divorce application and £58 for the consent order) are not included
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Who's this service for?

How it works

  • Book an initial free 15-minute consultation to understand whether the amicable process is the best option for you and your partner
  • If you need more time you can purchase a one-hour consultation to explore your options
  • Get started and sign up to access your amicable dashboard
  • Meet your Divorce Specialist who will guide you through the process

What's covered in your sessions?

  • Goals - agree on joint and individual goals in your initial session, providing a framework for your negotiations
  • Financial disclosure - explore the reality of your financial situation
  • Options - discuss your options based on your financial position
  • Negotiation - decide and agree on your settlement

What's included in the service?

  • Divorce Specialist - support from an expert Divorce Specialist to support you through the entire legal journey
  • Sessions - up to six one-hour sessions to reach an agreement on dividing your money and property
  • Divorce - if you haven’t started your divorce already, we'll do this for free, or if you have, we'll support you with the process
  • Financial disclosure - you will need to provide a snapshot of your current financial position to apply for a consent order. If you purchase an amicable service, you do this through your dashboard in a straightforward online form
  • Consent order - we prepare your consent order which outlines your financial agreements - including Form D81, Form A and a pension sharing order where applicable.
  • The court process - we manage the entire process, including all court correspondence
  • Flexible payments - fixed and transparent fees with the ability to spread the cost through our flexible payment plans

What's not included?

  • Independent advice - as we're a couples service, we don't provide independent legal advice. For financial, tax, or pension advice, we work with several trusted partners who can provide this.

FAQs

Who is amicable?

We’re the trusted legal service for separating couples. Our specialists help couples divorce, reach a fair financial agreement and decide arrangements for children without using separate solicitors.

How is amicable different to using solicitors and mediation?

Unlike traditional solicitors, we take a unique approach by working with both partners. We offer fixed, transparent fees that include VAT and provide flexible payment plans, allowing couples to spread costs over several months. Unlike mediation, we support couples in reaching agreements, as well as preparing all the legal documents and managing the court process. Our specialists are trained in helping couples navigate the legal and emotional journey of divorce and separation.

How long does it take?

Divorce takes a minimum of eight months to complete, with services which include a consent order taking longer.

Who are the specialists?

You can explore our team here, including their professional backgrounds which include a mixture of family law, mediation and psychology.

What happens if we can’t reach agreement?

amicable has a 95% success rate for helping couples to reach a financial agreement through our Negotiation Services. If a couple are unable to reach an agreement, they may choose to try arbitration, involve solicitors or go through court proceedings. The cost of these options varies, find out more here.

Contact us

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Call us 0203 004 4695

Opening hours,9am - 5pm, Monday - Friday

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