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     • You can either do this yourself through Gov.uk or by using a reputable online divorce service or solicitor. A key distinction between an online divorce provider and a solicitor is that an online divorce provider can work with both of you on your joint application. However, the same solicitor cannot act for both parties.
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     How To Start a Joint Divorce Application – The Pros and Cons

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   How do I apply for a divorce?

   • You will need to decide if you want to apply online or by post. Your husband or wife needs to use the same application method. You’ll both have to separately confirm that you want to continue with the divorce application at each stage of the process.

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   Can I apply for a divorce or dissolution online?

   • It’s quicker to apply for your divorce or dissolution online. If you’re using a solicitor they’ll do this for you. You can: If you can’t apply online, you can apply by post. You can find a paper divorce and dissolution form on GOV.UK.

   Getting a divorce or ending your civil partnership

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   What is a joint divorce application?

   • As the name suggests, a joint divorce application is where both parties to the divorce cooperate to complete the divorce procedure together. The ability to submit a divorce application as a couple is a relatively new option for separating couples.

   How To Start a Joint Divorce Application – The Pros and Cons

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   How do I get a divorce in the UK?

   • You can either do this yourself through Gov.uk or by using a reputable online divorce service or solicitor. A key distinction between an online divorce provider and a solicitor is that an online divorce provider can work with both of you on your joint application. However, the same solicitor cannot act for both parties.

   How To Start a Joint Divorce Application – The Pros and Cons

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   How do I get divorce help?

   • 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.

   Get a divorce: How to apply - GOV.UK

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   How do I apply for divorce & dissolution of a civil partnership?

   • Make sure you are using the solicitor portal, not the citizen portal. For divorce and dissolution of a civil partnership, you can apply using a sole application or a joint application. There is separate guidance on how to apply for sole applications. If you are a solicitor acting for both parties you will need to apply on paper.

   Submit a joint application under new law – solicitor and solicitor

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

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   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...

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   You can make a joint application if both of the following apply: you both agree that you should get a divorce. you’re not at risk of domestic abuse. You will need to decide if you...

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6. www.gov.uk › government › publicationsSubmit a joint application under new law – solicitor and ...

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   Oct 16, 2024 · For divorce and dissolution of a civil partnership, you can apply using a sole application or a joint application. There is separate guidance on how to apply for sole applications....

7. www.divorce-online.co.uk › blog › joint-applicationHow To Start a Joint Divorce Application – The Pros and Cons

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   Jan 9, 2024 · 1) Submit a joint application. You can either do this yourself through Gov.uk or by using a reputable online divorce service or solicitor. A key distinction between an online divorce provider and a solicitor is that an online divorce provider can work with both of you on your joint application.

   • Yes. If you start divorce proceedings under the joint application process, you can apply to the court to change to a sole application, but only at...
   • The divorce process should take around 7 months to complete regardless of whether you apply as a sole applicant or jointly. There is a higher chanc...
   • It’s very difficult to give a precise answer without knowing your circumstances. However, court fees are £593 and are mandatory for most people. Th...
   • It depends on each couple. The digital portal is a quicker and easy way of filing for divorce for most people. There are no forms to print out and...

8. 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’.

9. traceymillerfamilylaw.co.uk › blog › making-jointMaking a joint application for divorce – how it works and ...

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   You can submit your joint application online on the government website, making sure you have your original marriage certificate or a certified copy to hand. The importance of getting legal advice.

10. www.familylawpartners.co.uk › blog › applying-forHow to Apply for a Divorce Online - Family Law Partners

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    Feb 22, 2024 · Applying for divorce online is a relatively streamlined and stress-free process. By understanding the eligibility requirements, gathering the necessary information, and following the step-by-step online application process, you can navigate the journey toward divorce with clarity and confidence.