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27 Jan 10
00:46
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i have just researched the price of a divorce ....total of 347 pounds court fees plus 700 plus solicitors costs ...
do i need a solicitor ?can i do it myself ......we have been seperated for nearly 6 years ...have sorted out all the money .....nothing to argue about
any comments appreciated
do i need a solicitor ?can i do it myself ......we have been seperated for nearly 6 years ...have sorted out all the money .....nothing to argue about
any comments appreciated
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I am reliably told that there is an online version for @ £75 and if there is nothing to argue over then it is just a few emails and job done. I am told it is worth it if your not in any dispute.
If not and you want a real life lawyer etc then it sounds a little dear. I am sure you can get it for less. try CAB maybe. |
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IIRC the person innitiating the action pays the costs. In theory your husband may ignore it all anyway. ;-)
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Here's an online site I saw some years ago, although I was already amicably divorced already.
We didn't pay anything or than the actual fees for the petition and the solicitor when we were putting the house into one name. http://www.quickie-divorce.com/?gclid=CKODqdCA3pwCFVUA4wodTg9HKQ |
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*other than the actual
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thanks for the info .....the reason why we probably havent got divorced ......is i think we have both got the words " well you can pay for it then "
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ask her to get a quote and see if she can beat your quote. then tell her if she pays the costs you will pay the fees. then do it all online. send her the bills after completion.
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I got for one under £200 and one for free. Ferkin miracle these days. Be nice to your ex-wives. Be very nice.
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Yes, you can do it yourself if you're both agreed.
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cost me many thousands, solicitor £15k, accountant £10k :(
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www.killtheselfish**.co.nig
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go to county court, see a clerk
they will lead you through it used to cost £40, probably more these days |
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I'll do it, do you fancy the starter divorce or would madam like something a little more upmarket?
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Lovely lady in my road went through an expensive and messy divorce,he was arguing about a 5-y-o telly,ffs.
And to keep this chit chat,I would spaff on her chebs. |
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ken.....I think madam may want something a little bit more upmarket ....that was always here problem ....she may decide that she wants to use a solicitor with the most expensive writing paper
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For goodness' sake, a cheap divorce? Think of the lawyers!
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