How to remain amicable if you’re using ‘unreasonable behaviour’ to divorce
Are you using ‘unreasonable behaviour’ as the reason to divorce? This blog will give you some information and tips that’[...]
How to file for a divorce in England and Wales – a step by step guide
One of the most common things I hear in my work as a divorce coach is ‘I want to get divorced, but I have no idea where [...]
Legal separation vs divorce – what’s the difference?
Confusingly a legal separation is different to a separation agreement. A legal separation (Judicial) is the process of g[...]
10 Divorce Myths
In 2017, the team at amicable has spoken to thousands of people about their divorce. We’ve heard some weird and wonderfu[...]
18 Point Checklist for an amicable Divorce
Wondering how to get divorced? The process can seem daunting and complicated, but it doesn’t have to be. We’ve put toget[...]
Get involved with Grayson Perry’s new Channel 4 documentary
amicable is working with Channel4 on a ground-breaking new documentary series with Turner Prize-winning artist Grayson P[...]
Divorce rates in 2016 – the highest this decade
Latest stats from the Office of National Statistics reveal divorce rates in 2016 have increased for the first time in fi[...]
I want a divorce – How to tell your ex it’s over
‘I want a divorce – but don’t know how to tell my ex’. This is often a major reason why people stay in unhappy relations[...]
Reasons for divorce
Not sure what the reasons for divorce are? In England and Wales, there are five reasons you can use to get a divorce. He[...]
Examples of Unreasonable Behaviour
We do not have ‘no-fault divorce’ in England and Wales which means, one person has to divorce the other, turning the pro[...]
Grounds for Divorce – Adultery (What you need to know)
In English and Welsh law adultery can be used as a ‘fact’ for the Grounds for Divorce if you want to prove that your mar[...]
The Post Divorce Checklist
amicable’s post-divorce checklist makes the post-divorce to do list a little easier by breaking down what you need to do[...]
Has the Government raising fees contributed to decreasing divorce rates?
The Telegraph recently released an article stating that divorce rates are at the lowest level in 40 years. The article s[...]
Grounds for Divorce – Five years separation
There are five ‘facts’ in English and Welsh law that you can rely upon to prove your marriage has broken down ‘irretriev[...]
Grounds for Divorce – Unreasonable Behaviour
If you need to get divorced using ‘unreasonable behaviour’ as the ground for divorce, then this is all you need to know [...]
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