Simple Divorce Service (with delayed payment)

If you’ve separated from your partner, you’ll need to go through the legal steps to get divorced.

If you have money, property, pensions, or debt, you must work out how to divide these with your ex-partner. You can make your agreements legally binding through a consent order, which ends your financial relationship with your ex-partner and the possibility of future claims (a ‘clean break’).

If you have children, you’ll need to make arrangements for them, such as where they will live and how you will parent moving forward.

Our Simple Divorce Service is the right option if you have no financial arrangements to make or you want to get started with your divorce and leave the finances until later.

amicable cost
£300 Including VAT
  • One payment of £300 including VAT
  • Option to spread amicable's fee across three months
  • With this service, we will start completing the divorce application but no payment will be taken for 7 days or when agreed with the Divorce Specialist when you sign up
  • Court fees of £612 are not included
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Who's this service for?

How it works

  • Book an initial free 15-minute advice call to understand your options and how to begin the process
  • Get started and sign up to access your amicable dashboard

What's covered in your sessions?

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What's included in the service?

  • Dashboard - access to our user-friendly online portal for status updates on your divorce
  • The 'legal bit' - we complete the legal forms necessary for your divorce
  • The court process - we manage the court process on your behalf
  • The amicable team - Our team is on hand to answer any questions and guide you through the process
  • Flexible payments - fixed price with the option to spread the cost over three months

What's not included?

  • Divorce Specialist - this service doesn’t include a dedicated Divorce Specialist or support in reaching a financial agreement. If you would like help with this, explore our Negotiation Services
  • Separate communications - this service doesn't include separate communications with your ex-partner
  • A consent order - Divorcing alone won't end your financial relationship; only a financial order (a consent order, if you agree) will. Explore our consent order services if you would like to protect yourself from future claims
  • Representation - As we're a couples service, you can choose to invite your ex-partner to the process once you've signed up. However, as we're not solicitors, we aren't representing either of you. If your ex-partner chooses to instruct a solicitor, we can continue to help you with your divorce application; however, we won't be able to represent you or respond to any correspondence from solicitors on your behalf
  • Independent legal advice or specialist tax advice

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 learn more about our team and their professional backgrounds, which include a mixture of family law, mediation and psychology, here.

What happens if we can’t reach an agreement?

amicable has a 95% success rate for helping couples 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.

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Book a joint advice consultation

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Call us 0203 004 4695

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

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