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Free Divorce Court Fee Calculator

Find out in minutes if you are exempt from paying divorce court fees.

Try our court fee exemption calculator as a free guidance tool, to see if you will get court fee remission. Please note that this calculator is for guidance only.

Tool – Court Fee Exemption Calculator

How much do you have in savings?

Less than £3000 More than £3000

Do you receive any of the benefits below?

  • Income-based Jobseeker’s Allowance (JSA)
  • Income-related Employment and Support Allowance (ESA)
  • Income support
  • Universal Credit (and you’re earning less than £6,000 a year)
  • Pension Credit (Guarantee Credit)
  • Scottish Legal Aid (Civil Claims)
Yes None of the benefits above

Are you single or do you live with someone and share an income?

Single Live with someone & share an income

What income do you receive each month before tax?

Less than £1085 Between £1085 and £5045 More then £5045

Please enter your income amount below

Total monthly income:

How many dependent children do you have?

Based on the above, your court fee is likely to be:

This could entitle you to a reduction in court fees.

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Applying for fee remission is not simple and you'll only know the true amount after you have completed the form and submitted it to the court. Our calculator is for guidance purposes only. We strongly encourage speaking with our team before making an application for divorce so that we can explain the exact process to you.

Help with court fees calculator – more details

Court fees for divorce are set by the Government. To apply for a divorce in England and Wales, the mandatory court fee is £593.

Legal professionals and commentators were hoping for court fees to be reduced in line with the introduction of no-fault divorce.

Court costs are one of the main reasons couples delay starting their divorce. Leaving a marriage shouldn’t put you in financial difficulty, but it does for many couples.

Our court fee calculator was designed to help divorcing couples find out whether they are expected to pay the full amount or if they can get assistance (remission).

If you’re on a low income or receive certain benefits, you could potentially save hundreds of pounds by using our tool and claiming a fee remission.

Need more information?

Here’s an article on how to avoid paying court fees in a divorce.

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