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High Street solicitors typically charge around £800 for this service.

Two of the UK's most forward thinking companies have teamed up to offer a high quality, low cost divorce service:
	Wikivorce is the UK's number one divorce website with around 3000 visitors per day and 48,000 registered members. This unique divorce community offers holistic emotional, practical and legal support.

	NFLP is one of the UK's leading online legal firms - managed by an experienced family law team of solicitors

NFLP are fully accredited by the Solicitors Regulation Authority		NFLP are members of Resolution and follow their Code of Practice.

This is a complete service from a fully accredited family law firm, who will manage your divorce from start to finish for a low fixed fee. The service includes everything you would expect to get from a high street solicitor:
	Our qualified lawyers will open a case file for you and will manage the whole process from start to finish. We quality check the forms and documents at each step.			Wikivorce is truly unique in providing you with 24 hour a day access to an active and caring support community to help you deal with the emotional side of your breakup.
	We handle all communication to and from the court. We will provide you with a copy of all correspondence with the court.			Designed for busy people, we can handle that whole process via email and over the telephone to fit around your lifestyle and requirements.
	We provide, complete and check all of the forms that the court require. All you need to do is to provide the basic information for your case such as personal and marriage details.			Please note: To take advantage of our fixed price divorce you need to meet the following criteria: - you have been married at least 12 months - your ex has agreed to go ahead with the divorce - you are able to agree on the grounds to be used - one of you is resident/domiciled in England&Wales
	Unlike other online divorce services, we use qualified solicitors to manage and review your divorce process. The comparable service from a high street solicitor costs £800.

Our service offers the high quality you expect from a family law firm - at the low price of an online divorce:

	Traditional Solicitor		Wikivorce and NFLP
Decree Nisi and Decree Absolute certificates	Yes		Yes
All forms completed and submitted to the court	Yes		Yes
Your case file managed by a qualified lawyer	Yes		Yes
Accredited by the Solicitors Regulation Authority	Yes		Yes
Email response within 24 hours of receipt	"What's email?"		Yes
Free telephone support	"Call my secretary"		Yes
Emotional and practical support and advice	Happy to listen for £200/hour		Available free on Wikivorce
Price to manage your divorce petition*	Typically from £800 to £1000		Complete service £249
Please note that whichever provider you choose - you will need to pay an additional £340* in court fees, unless you qualify for an exemption (for example if you have a low income).

Provided that you and your spouse are agreed that you want to divorce, the process is fairly straightforward:
Step 1:	Place Order:	Click the button below to place an order, you can pay by debit or credit card, or by cheque.
Step 2:	Form Sent Out:	We will send out to you by email (or post if you prefer) a simple form to complete.
Step 3:	Return Form:	You complete the form (with marriage details, address for spouse etc) and return it to us. You also send us an original copy of your marriage certifictate (we can obtain a new one for you if you have lost it). If paying by cheque don't forget to include it with the form.
Step 4:	Submit Petition:	We draft and submit the required documents - including a Petition document to the court. At this point you need to pay a £300 court fee (unless you are exempt due to low income).
Step 5:	Acknowledgement:	The court will serve the Petition on your spouse and they will need to return an Acknowledgement to the court. The process can get delayed at this point if your spouse delays or fails to return the Acknowledgement.
Step 6:	Decree Nisi:	Once the acknowledgement is received we will apply for the Decree Nisi on your behalf. The court will consider the application (this can take a month or more) and if everything is in order will issue the Decree Nisi and send a certificate to both parties.
Step 7:	Decree Absolute:	The Decree Absolute is the final certificate that legally ends the marriage. We can apply for this on your behalf 6 weeks after the Decree Nisi. A £40 court fee is payable for the Absolute.

Fixed Price Divorce £249

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