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1. www.gov.uk › divorceGet a divorce: Check you can get a divorce - GOV.UK

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   Check you can get a divorce, agree or disagree with a divorce application, what to do if your husband or wife lacks mental capacity.

   • File for Divorce

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2. www.gov.uk › divorce › file-for-divorceGet a divorce: How to apply - GOV.UK

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   If you need help paying the fee

   You may be able to get help with fees if you get benefits or are on a low income. You can apply for this help online or with a paper form. If you apply for the help online, you’ll get a reference number. Use that reference number when you apply for a divorce so you do not have to pay the fee upfront. If you apply for the help with a paper form, you will not get a reference number. If you do not want to pay the fee upfront, apply for divorce by post and include your paper form with your divorce application. A decision will then be made about your application for help with fees. Depending on what’s decided, you may be asked to pay some or all of the fee. If you are making a joint divorce application and want help with paying the fee, you must both apply for help. If your husband or wife is not eligible or does not apply, you’ll have to pay the full fee.

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   If you applied before 6 April 2022

   Sign in to continue an application started before 6 April 2022.

   If you’re applying on or after 6 April 2022

   Apply now or sign in to continue an application started on or after 6 April 2022. Solicitors can apply online using a MyHMCTS account.

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   If you’re having technical issues or need guidance about how to apply

   Courts and Tribunals Service Centre Telephone: 0300 303 0642 Webchat Monday to Friday, 10am to 6pm Closed on bank holidays Find out about call charges Online form

   If you do not have access to the internet or do not feel confident using it

   We Are Group support@wearegroup.com Telephone: 03300 160 051 Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm Closed on bank holidays Text FORM to 60777 and someone will call you back Find out about call charges

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   Fill in a divorce application form D8 to start a divorce.

   You can get help filling in the form at a Citizens Advice office.

   Send a copy of the form to:

   HMCTS Divorce and Dissolution service

   PO Box 13226

   Harlow

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3. www.citizensadvice.org.uk › family › how-to-separateGetting a divorce or ending your civil partnership

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   • Decide who should apply. You can apply for a divorce or dissolution on your own or with your partner. If you do it on your own it’s called a sole application.
   • Get the information and documents you’ll need. You’ll need your marriage or civil partnership certificate to help you fill in the details on the divorce or dissolution application - for example, the date of your marriage.
   • Fill in the application. You can apply for a divorce or dissolution online or by post. When you fill in the application make sure you follow the instructions and complete it carefully.
   • Check how your partner will be told about the application. Usually the court will send a copy of the divorce or dissolution application to your partner - this is also known as ‘serving divorce or dissolution papers’.

4. www.gov.uk › divorce › finalise-your-divorceGet a divorce: Finalise your divorce - GOV.UK

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   Check you can get a divorce, agree or disagree with a divorce application, what to do if your husband or wife lacks mental capacity.

5. www.rightsofwomen.org.uk › a-guide-to-divorceA guide to divorce - Rights of Women

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   Deciding that your marriage has ended can be difficult. This guide is designed to give information about the law and procedure on divorce.

6. www.lawsociety.org.uk › no-fault-divorceNo-fault divorce - The Law Society

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   The Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Act 2020 reforms the divorce process to remove the concept of fault (also known as 'no-fault divorce'). Many legal professionals felt that divorce law was out of date, particularly following Owens v Owens [2018] UKSC 41.

7. www.citizensadvice.org.uk › family › how-to-separateWays to end your marriage or civil partnership - Citizens Advice

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   Learn about the different ways to legally end your relationship, such as divorce, dissolution, legal separation or annulment. Find out the requirements, costs and steps for each option and get advice on how to divide money, home and children.

8. People also ask

   How do I get a divorce?

   • How to apply To apply for a divorce you’ll need: yours and your husband or wife’s full name and address your original marriage certificate or a certified copy(and a certified translationif it’s not in English) proof of your name change if you’ve changed it since you got married - for example your marriage certificate or a deed poll

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   Should I get a divorce or dissolution?

   • See advice for Northern Ireland, Scotland, Wales If you’re married and want to permanently end your marriage, you should apply for a divorce. If you’re in a civil partnership and want to permanently end your civil partnership, you should apply for a dissolution. If you don’t want to get a divorce or dissolution, you can get a legal separation.

   Ways to end your marriage or civil partnership - Citizens Advice

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   Should I get a divorce or dissolution if I'm in a civil partnership?

   • If you’re in a civil partnership and want to permanently end your civil partnership, you should apply for a dissolution. If you don’t want to get a divorce or dissolution, you can get a legal separation. For example, you can get a legal separation if you don’t agree with divorce or dissolution for religious or cultural reasons.

   Ways to end your marriage or civil partnership - Citizens Advice

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   What if I don't want a divorce?

   • This guide is also available in Welsh (Cymraeg). If you are ending a civil relationship, read the guide for ending a civil partnership. If you do not want a divorce, you can get a legal separation so you can live apart without ending the marriage. You might also be able to annul the marriage.

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