Specialists in Divorce Advice and Proceedings

Currently there is only one ground for divorce and that is that the marriage has broken down irretrievably. The court must be satisfied this is the case and it must be evidenced by proving one of the five following facts:

• Adultery
• Unreasonable behaviour
• Two years' separation (with consent of the other party)
• Desertion for two years
• Five years' separation

Our team understand that a relationship breakdown can be a stressful and difficult process. We take time to understand the issues our clients face with sensitivity and use our extensive expertise to achieve positive outcomes.

To hear the answers to the top ten questions we are asked on divorce, financial settlements, cohabitation and civil partnerships, in easy to understand films,please click here.

What are the main admissible reasons for divorce in the UK?

There are five main admissible reasons for divorce but they are not all as straightforward as they may seem. You can watch the film below to find out more.

Can you get a divorce without having to go to court?

We are often asked if people can get a divorce without going to court. Many clients, understandably do not want to see costs escalate. You can watch the film below to find out more.

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How does legal separation work?

Legal separation is a term that is often misunderstood. You can watch the film below to find out more.

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How do you get your marriage annulled?

There are very clear circumstances in which your marriage can be annulled but you must meet the criteria. You can watch the film below to find out more.