Getting divorced is often stressful and the steps required daunting and time-consuming. At MyLawyer we recognise this, so have created a telephone divorce service that lets you speak over the phone with a member of our legal team who will complete the necessary documentation on your behalf.
Divorcing can be difficult, so we’ve done our best to make the process as quick and simple as possible. This pack includes the divorce petition required to start the process, in addition to statements in support of your divorce, an application for a decree nisi and an application for a decree absolute.
Please note that the financial aspects of separating (how your home and other assets are split between you and your spouse) are dealt with separately from the divorce process. For help with this, please call us on 0800 612 2337.
Dissolving your civil partnership can be difficult, so we’ve done our best to make the process as quick and simple as possible. This pack includes the Civil Partnership Dissolution Petition required to start the process, along with the rest of the documents that could subsequently be needed. Additionally, the Civil Partnership Dissolution Petition can instead be used to apply for a Separation, which can divide your assets and responsibilities like a dissolution, while your civil partnership remains.
If you choose the deed poll option, you can choose to register (enrol) this document with the Royal Courts of Justice. This document will provide the necessary documentation and guidance you need to do this.
You can only use this document if you are 16 years or older.
You can use this to change the name of your child (i.e. under the age of 18), provided that you have parental responsibility for that child. You can't use this document if there is more than one other person with parental responsibility, or if there is only one other person with parental responsibility for but they don't agree to the name change.
This document is only suitable for children who are British (or Commonwealth) citizens and permanently resident in the UK. If your child is aged 16 or over, they'll also need to agree to the change of name by signing in both their new and old names.
Note that if your child is 16 or 17 and are (or has been) married or in a civil partnership, you'll no longer have parental responsibility for that child and you can't use this document.
To call us for advice or prepare a document by phone 0800 612 3556
Call us on 0800 612 3556 and we'll be delighted to help.