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   How do I end my marriage if I don't want a divorce?

   • Get a divorce to officially end your marriage. If you do not want a divorce, you can: You can officially end your civil partnership. Get a legal separation instead if you want to live apart without ending the civil partnership. You can get advice about legal paperwork and making arrangements from: Find a legal adviser if you need legal advice.

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   What should I do if my spouse gets divorced?

   • Early on, choose who you want to be as you go through the divorce. This will help you remain civil and treat your spouse with respect. If your spouse is the father of your children, remember you still have many important moments and milestones in your future together—birthdays, graduations, weddings, reunions, and funerals.

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   What if I don't want a divorce?

   • If you do not want a divorce, you can: You can officially end your civil partnership. Get a legal separation instead if you want to live apart without ending the civil partnership. You can get advice about legal paperwork and making arrangements from: Find a legal adviser if you need legal advice. Get support and advice from Relate.

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   Can first-hand advice help a woman through a divorce?

   • That’s why we asked women who have been through divorce themselves to share their advice. Of course, no two divorces are exactly the same, but in tricky situations, first-hand guidance can often be helpful. Nicki Rodriguez, founder of Boxed Out PR, is currently going through her second divorce.

   How to cope with divorce, from women who’ve been there

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   What should I do if I'm thinking about divorce?

   • For healthy and smart steps to take, read our “ 36 Things to Do If You Are Thinking About Divorce.” 16. Early on, choose who you want to be as you go through the divorce. This will help you remain civil and treat your spouse with respect.

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   How do I prepare for a divorce?

   • Don’t forget less obvious things like airline miles, perks, or reward points, and make sure you include any inheritances from before and during the marriage. You will want to collect the latest statement for each asset and record account numbers. Photocopy or use your phone’s camera to record documents that are not in your possession. 5.

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   Find out the legal and practical steps to take when you separate from your partner in England or Wales. Learn about child support, money and property division, divorce, legal separation and annulment.

3. www.rightsofwomen.org.uk › get-advice › family-lawA 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.

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   May 10, 2017 · Whether it’s the result of a personality clash, adultery or simply falling out of love, divorce can be very hard to deal with. From how to tell friends and family, to the most effective way to ...

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   Learn what to do when you separate from your partner, whether you're married, in a civil partnership or not. Find out how to agree on child arrangements, child maintenance, home, money and more.

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   • Begin by getting a free credit report. You’ll want to check it for any errors or open accounts that you may not know about. This will also prompt you to start paying attention to your credit score.
   • Open a checking and savings account in your name at a new bank. Go to a bank that you and your spouse don’t currently use (—think fresh starts, so there’s no risk of any confusion between names and accounts).
   • Open a credit card in your name alone. This is another step toward building your personal credit. Research the best credit card for your lifestyle. Consider one that pays you back with cash toward your statement or cash to your savings.
   • Make a list of all your assets: everything you OWN individually and as a couple. Don’t forget less obvious things like airline miles, perks, or reward points, and make sure you include any inheritances from before and during the marriage.

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   If you want to end your marriage, you can apply for a divorce. If you want to end your civil partnership, you can apply for a dissolution. The process is the same for both. You don’t need to give a reason to get a divorce or dissolution - this is sometimes called ‘no fault’.

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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.