Divorce service online

Online divorce service with solicitors on hand for advice and guidance

Why a MyLawyer online divorce?

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At MyLawyer, we recognise that any divorce, even an undefended one, can be an emotionally taxing and lengthy process. That's why we offer solicitor-managed divorce services online, providing you with the support needed to start and progress your divorce online, including all the necessary forms and help from a solicitor, over the phone, every step of the way.

Online divorce documents

The MyLawyer online divorce service includes the forms and documents you need to start and complete your divorce, including a divorce petition, statements in support of divorce and applications for a decree nisi and a decree absolute.

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"It's not just a website... there are people there on call who can help answer your queries."

Liz W, London

Useful information

Getting Divorced

Getting divorced is a stressful time for couples. At MyLawyer we aim to make the process as easy and stress-free as possible by guiding couples through the required documents and forms.

How do I get an online divorce?

An online divorce offers a convenient and cost-effective way to go through the divorce process.

What is the divorce process?

The first step in a divorce process is to complete a 'divorce petition' referred to as a 'Divorce/judicial separation petition (Form D8)' and send it to the Regional Divorce Centre (DC) for your area.

What are the grounds for Divorce?

There is, in fact, only one 'ground' for divorce in the eyes of the law and that is that a marriage has irretrievably broken down.

What is a decree absolute?

A 'decree absolute' is the final order in the divorce process which confirms that your marriage has legally ended and that you are free to marry again.

What is a decree nisi?

A 'decree nisi' is the first of two 'orders' which you need to obtain to finally end your marriage.

MyLawyer lets you:

  • Start your divorce online at your own convenience
  • Get advice and guidance from a solicitor from start to finish
  • Know from the outset how much you will need to pay
  • Access a wealth of information and guidance online

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Your document will be reviewed by our legal experts, and you can call us at any time

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How MyLawyer works

  1. 1 Fill in a questionnaire online Answer the straightforward questions at your convenience
  2. 2 Submit to our solicitors Our solicitors will advise you and approve your document
  3. 3 Print and sign your document Once approved, simply print and sign your document
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