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1. • Access.divorce@justice.gov.uk

     • Enquiries access.divorce@justice.gov.uk (Please email the above if you unable to access or use the contact form)
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     Divorce Service Centre - Find a Court or Tribunal - GOV.UK

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   What if I have a query about the online divorce service?

   • Email the team if you have a query about the online divorce service. The project team cannot answer queries about divorce applications. The data included on this page is drawn from either management information or Ministry of Justice (MOJ) official statistics.

   Fact sheet: Divorce and Financial remedy online - GOV.UK

   www.gov.uk/government/publications/hmcts-reform-family-fact-sheets/fact-sheet-divorce-and-financial-remedy-online

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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

   www.citizensadvice.org.uk/family/how-to-separate1/getting-a-divorce-or-dissolution/

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   What is the online divorce service?

   • The online divorce service allows couples to apply for joint divorce and includes a lead applicant for the process. The service gives divorcing couples control over the process and builds in time for reflection and future planning. People can now make applications for financial remedy using paper forms or our online service.

   Fact sheet: Divorce and Financial remedy online - GOV.UK

   www.gov.uk/government/publications/hmcts-reform-family-fact-sheets/fact-sheet-divorce-and-financial-remedy-online

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   Can you get a divorce online without legal representation?

   • An online divorce application service for people without legal representation is now available to the public through GOV.UK meaning someone who wants a divorce can apply online – making the process easier to understand and removing some of the stress during a difficult time for couples. Who can use the new service?

   FACTSHEET: ONLINE DIVORCE SERVICE GOES PUBLIC - Courts and Trib…

   www.judiciary.uk/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/divorce-public-factsheet-20180508.pdf

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   How do I get a divorce online?

   • Launched in May 2018, the online divorce platform allows members of the public to be able to petition for a divorce themselves online on the government website. You will be guided through a series of questions and will be asked to upload several documents. The forms are available for free, along with guides at www.gov.uk/divorce.

   Online Divorce - Advice, Pros and Cons | Banner Jones Solicitors in

   www.bannerjones.co.uk/resources/online-divorce-advice-pros-and-cons

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   Can you apply for a joint divorce online?

   • Before the online divorce service was updated people could not apply for a joint divorce. This meant that separating couples did not have a way to organise their affairs in a non-confrontational way. The online divorce service allows couples to apply for joint divorce and includes a lead applicant for the process.

   Fact sheet: Divorce and Financial remedy online - GOV.UK

   www.gov.uk/government/publications/hmcts-reform-family-fact-sheets/fact-sheet-divorce-and-financial-remedy-online

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3. www.gov.uk › government › publicationsFact sheet: Divorce and Financial remedy online - GOV.UK

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   Apr 17, 2024 · Email the team if you have a query about the online divorce service. The project team cannot answer queries about divorce applications.

4. www.gov.uk › respond-divorce-applicationRespond to a divorce application - GOV.UK

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   How to respond. How you respond depends on how your husband or wife applied for divorce and whether you have a solicitor. Responding online. Respond online if your notice of proceedings has...

5. www.bannerjones.co.uk › resources › online-divorceOnline Divorce - Advice, Pros and Cons | Banner Jones ...

   www.bannerjones.co.uk › resources › online-divorce

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   What is online divorce? Launched in May 2018, the online divorce platform allows members of the public to be able to petition for a divorce themselves online on the government website. You will be guided through a series of questions and will be asked to upload several documents.

6. www.gov.uk › divorce › file-for-divorceGet a divorce: How to apply - 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.

7. www.judiciary.uk › wp-content › uploadsFACTSHEET: ONLINE DIVORCE SERVICE GOES PUBLIC

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   An online divorce application service for people without legal representation is now available to the public through GOV.UK meaning someone who wants a divorce can apply online – making the process easier to understand and removing some of the stress during a difficult time for couples. Who can use the new service?

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

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   Applying 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: apply online for a divorce on GOV.UK. apply online for a dissolution on GOV.UK. Applying by post. If you can’t apply online, you can apply by post. You can find a paper divorce and dissolution form ...

9. insidehmcts.blog.gov.uk › inside-hmcts-podcastReducing the heat: what to expect from our online divorce ...

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   So, while we're talking about no fault divorce, and we're going hear now from Crispin from East Sussex who applied for a divorce using the reformed online service. And he waited for the no...