Diamond Service (Managed Divorce Service)

Cost: £182

The UK's most popular uncontested divorce package

As recommended by Radio 1's Comedy Dave who is a former client.

We have been helping clients obtain their uncontested divorces for  10 years and have dealt with literally thousands of satisfied couples.

Unlike high street  solicitors,  we will not charge you by the hour or minute to deal with your divorce. The price you pay is fixed from the start of your case.

Why choose our Managed Service?

• All your required divorce documents-prepared and completed by divorce specialists.
• No complicated form filling - We do that for you.
  
• 7 day a week service-  We are open when it is convenient for you.
  
• One document at a time - All you have to do is sign when we ask.
  
• ALL the grounds for divorce are covered - We will advise you how best to proceed.
  
• All documents filed at court for you - We deal with the court for you.
• We use the UK's fastest divorce court* - We visit the court every working day.
• All Correspondence  and  Telephone calls -  Included in your fixed fee.
  
• Your own friendly Case Manager - Jargon free and friendly help from our expert staff
  
• Children's arrangements - We can help you,  with or without children
  
• Case Management system- 21st century technology.
  
• A FREE Will - For both Husband and Wife if you need one.
  
• A FREE Change of Name Deed -if you need one
  
• Divorced in 16-18  weeks -(On average) faster than Solicitors
  
•  Indemnity Insurance- Over £ 1million of professional cover for your protection.
• Professional and Trustworthy -We are members of Resolution and The Institute of Paralegals.
  
• Save over £1000 when compared to traditional Solicitors - Fixed fee for all the work.
• As Featured on BBC Breakfast and in many national newspapers
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  Court Fee Information
  
  

    There will be standard court fees payable for your divorce of £340.00.
     If you are on low income you may be exempt. Please ask us for more information.

*  Based on a survey of 15 divorce courts in September 2008.