High Street solicitors typically charge around £300 for this service.

When you get divorced it is strongly recommended that you obtain a court approved consent order which is essentially a legally binding financial agreement.

If you do not do this then you are open to your ex making fresh claims against your assets and income years into the future if your circumstances were to change, whether that is a lottery win, a pay rise or an increase in the value of your home. 

Informal agreements, whether made verbally or in writing are not watertight, and can be over-ruled by the courts in years to come.

In general this service is suitable when:

You are able to reach an amicable agreement on finances.
You want a legally binding agreement without spending a fortune.
Your divorce will be processed, or has already completed, in England & Wales.

This service is also available to self reppers who went down the contested court route for ancillary relief and at some stage reached a negotiated settlement.

You need to be able to arrive at a plain english agreement with your ex on finances. Our qualified lawyers will turn this into a legally binding consent order.

We will submit the consent order to the court for approval and will handle and requests for changes made by the court.

We will assist you to obtain a marriage certificate if you have lost your original.

We provide a free telephone support line that you can call if you have any questions about the process.

Complete Support: Divorce is more than a form filling exercise. 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.

Legal Expertise: Unlike other online divorce services, we use qualified solicitors and barristers to draft your consent order.

Designed for busy people: We can handle that whole process via email and over the telephone to fit around your lifestyle and requirements. We will deal with the courts and if necessary with your spouse or their solicitor.

Free Telephone Support: At any time during the process you can call one of our lawyers, who can also offer legal advice on matters related to your divorce.