The quick, stress-free online divorce service for couples

Because online divorce applications are uncontested, neither spouse should need to attend a court hearing.

99% of divorce applications don’t end up in court. Using an online divorce service almost guarantees you will avoid going to court.

Last year, roughly 100,000 divorce applications were submitted in England and Wales. The majority of those were carried out without the assistance of divorce solicitors.

If you are on amicable terms and you don’t have complex financial settlements to negotiate, it’s unlikely that you’ll need a solicitor to get a divorce.

Most people assume that online divorce is only suitable for couples who are in agreement and have no assets to divide.

In fact, we process roughly 3,000 financial remedy applications to help couples separate joint property, debts and pensions.

Our Divorce & Consent Order Service is £549 and will typically save you £1500 compared to the cost of hiring a solicitor.

Our financial orders are drafted by qualified family law solicitors and become legally binding alongside your divorce in most cases.

There are many people who are curious or unaware of the possibility of getting divorced online.

As a result of no-fault divorce being introduced in 2022, the divorce process has become digital – meaning you can make an online divorce application.

Online divorce filing was pioneered by Divorce-Online in 1999 and has helped more than 180,000 couples get divorced without paying thousands of pounds in legal fees.

How to start your divorce proceedings

It is. More than 180,000 couples have trusted us and used our services over the past 24 years.

We have more Trustpilot reviews than any other provider of divorce services in the UK.

No other online divorce provider has gone to this level to protect their customers and provide confidence in our service.

The divorce process we follow is no different to the one you would follow if you did it yourself or instructed a solicitor.

Our technology streamlines the process and enables our team to process your application digitally and provide you with a real-time tracking tool, which local solicitors do not offer.

This means you don’t need to wait on hold or speak with secretaries to know what’s happening with your case.

1. Sign up online or speak to one of our friendly team on the phone to get your account set up.
2. Complete an initial online questionnaire with basic personal and marriage details.
3. Agree on a time and date to speak with your dedicated case manager so they can explain the process to you and initiate divorce proceedings.
4. Carry on with your life without stress and worry whilst our team processes your application through the court.
5. You will be presented with login details to Divorce-Track, our online case tracker. Use this to stay up-to-date with every step of your case.

Find out more details here – How to do a divorce online

Mark Keenan, Managing Director of Divorce-Online pioneered the term ‘online divorce’ in September 1999.

Since then, we have gone on to help over 180,000 couples achieve an online amicable divorce that is cheaper than hiring traditional solicitors.

Last year, we helped roughly 4,000 couples obtain a divorce without stress, saving them a combined £3.5m in legal fees.

Getting an online divorce is the quickest and simplest solution as the process is streamlined by removing the need to visit our offices and attend meetings.

Put simply, there are two main things you need to do to complete an online divorce. Firstly, you need to sign up either online or by speaking with our team (3-5 minutes).

Next, you’ll then need to arrange a time and date to speak with your dedicated case manager (5-10 minutes).

Lastly, you need to complete an initial online questionnaire with your personal and marriage details, which takes 10-15 minutes.

That’s 30 minutes of your time required maximum, over the entire duration of the process (6-7 months).

The rest is handled by our team of experienced professionals who deal with thousands of cases a year, putting you in safe hands.