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Wikivorce is a respected national support organisation. We are sponsored by the government and funded by social charities. |
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Wikivorce is a respected, trusted social enterprise, our mission is simply to help people through a break-up. |
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Lawyers and solicitors are in business to make profits for the law firm's partners.
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Commercial divorce websites are in business to make profits for their shareholders.
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Wikivorce is a well respected national organisation. We are sponsored by the UK government and have received funding awards from two leading social charities.
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Trying to find a reputable local solicitor is very difficult: some are good, others are either indifferent, incompetent or charge ridiculously expensive fees. |
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Commercial divorce websites are unregulated, some use misleading adverts, offer poor customer service, refuse to make refunds and add-on hidden charges. |
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Our services are provided by a reputable
family law firm who employ experienced and specialist family law solicitors. |
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Local solicitors are a "Jack of all trades" who take on all cases that walk through the door: property, employment, personal injury etc.
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"Quick Divorce Online" websites do not employ solicitors, can't offer legal advice and use unqualified case managers. |
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Wikivorce offer a complete professional solicitor divorce at a low fixed price. We explain all the costs upfront. We also include VAT (unlike most solicitors). |
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Solicitors typically charge £200 per hour (plus VAT). Most refuse to commit to a fixed price and often charge much more than their initial estimate for your divorce. |
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Some divorce websites offer bargain prices but then use the "hard-sell" over the phone to persuade vulnerable clients to buy their overpriced services.
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Wikivorce was created by people who have personal experience of divorce. Our advisors will be happy to take the time to fully explain the divorce process to you.
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Many lawyers still speak in legal jargon, they don't have the time, patience or communications skills required to fully explain the divorce process to clients. |
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Unlike Wikivorce, most other divorce websites have sales consultants paid on commission to sell you the most expensive services regardless of your needs.
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Wikivorce provides advice and support to 50,000 people every year.
That means we now help people in 1 in 3 of all UK divorces. |
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