Divorce
This part of the site provides legal information and documents pertaining to divorce and the process of going through a divorce. Divorce is often a difficult and emotional experience, which is why you want the process to be handled quickly and efficiently. That's why we are here to take away some of the stress and cost with a fixed-price service backed by top quality legal expertise.
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Divorce
Compatible region(s):
England & Wales
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, along with the rest of…
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Civil Partnership Dissolution
Compatible region(s):
England & Wales
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…
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Name Change
Compatible region(s):
England & Wales
This document will allow you to change your name by one of two methods deed poll or statutory declaration. You may have been using your new name for some time, but wish now to formally acknowledge your…
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Compatible region(s):
England & Wales
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…
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Compatible region(s):
Scotland
Changing your name means you have to update all your official documents and records to show your new name, e.g. passport, driver's licence, bank accounts, insurance policies, voter's registration, etc. To…
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Compatible region(s):
Scotland
In Scotland, if you need to change your child's name, you'd normally do so by applying direct to the National Records of Scotland for the name to be changed on the birth certificate. This statutory…
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