Social media and gambling are mentioned in up to 40% of all divorce petitions we receive 40% of all divorce petitions that Divorce-Online.co.uk have received in 2016 (6,500) have included gambling or social media as one of the reasons for divorce. We first published details about the number of times the word “Facebook” was mentioned […]
The benefits of doing your divorce online
By Mark Keenan | June 13, 2016
Divorce-Online.co.uk have put together a clear and simple infographic that displays the most common benefits to doing your divorce online opposed to using a local high street solicitors. Easier and Simpler than traditional methods When we say that an online divorce is easier and simpler than using a solicitor, we are referring to the process […]
Changing a will after divorce or separation
By Mark Keenan | June 8, 2016
If you have been through, or are going through, a marriage breakdown, making a will may not have even entered you though process. However as any current will is unlikely to be suitable for your new situation, it is well worth considering making a new will to reflect your new life situation. If you’re separated […]
How to get a divorce with children
By Mark Keenan | April 7, 2016
One of the things all parents worry about when considering divorce is what will happen to the children. Where will they live, will I get to see them and how will they be paid for? Children are not included in the actual divorce Getting a divorce with children used to be a tricky affair, with […]
Who pays the divorce fees?
By Mark Keenan | February 9, 2016
Who pays the divorce fees is a question we are often asked at Divorce-Online. There appears to be a myth that the other side (known as the respondent) always pays the fees for a divorce. Whereas actually, in reality 9/10 times the petitioner will be the person paying the divorce fee. What are the fees in […]
How are children dealt with in divorce?
By Mark Keenan | November 10, 2015
“Children are no longer dealt with in a divorce in England”, is the main advice we have to give to people wanting an uncontested divorce, but who may have issues regarding their arrangements for children. We use the term custody as opposed to the correct term “residence” as the majority of people still use that […]