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We know that ending a marriage is never easy. Our solicitors are here to support you through every step - with practical advice, clear options, and care that puts you first.
We know that ending a marriage isn’t easy. It’s emotional, it’s personal, and it can affect almost every part of your life. That’s why we’re here to help you make sense of what’s next – with clear advice, real support, and a plan that works for you.
If you’re thinking about divorce, it’s a good idea to get legal advice early – even if you’re just weighing up your options. We’ll talk you through what’s involved and help you take it one step at a time.
Every divorce is different, and we’ll always tailor our support to what you need – whether that’s help with the paperwork or representation in more complex matters. Our team will guide you through the entire process with empathy, clarity and expert legal advice at every stage.
Ready to speak to someone? Get in touch to arrange your initial conversation with one of our friendly divorce solicitors.
The divorce process takes a minimum of 26 weeks (around 6 months) from start to finish – but it can take longer if there are financial or child arrangements to work through.
No. Thanks to the no-fault divorce system in England and Wales, you don’t need to assign blame. You can apply individually or jointly, depending on your situation.
The standard court fee is £593. On top of that, we also offer fixed-fee divorce packages.
A divorce will inevitably touch every aspect of your life going forward - from your finances and living arrangements to your children and future planning. GloverPriest’s specialist Divorce and Family Law Solicitors will provide you with clear, transparent and expert legal advice, keeping you well-informed throughout your divorce on your best options.
It's easy to overlook that your former spouse might still have a claim on your future finances, including any potential inheritance, so it's important to allow an experienced family law solicitor to protect your finances and assets through a formal Financial Order.
Handling property matters is likely the last thing on your mind during a divorce, but our expert team of solicitors are here to alleviate that burden. Whether you’d like to sell your home, buy out your former spouse or transfer your equity, our experienced Residential Conveyancing Solicitors can provide a seamless and stress-free service.
Here at GloverPriest, we share your commitment to your children and want the best possible outcome for them after a divorce, minimising the impact on you and them as much as possible.
Our expert Family Law Solicitors are dedicated to providing a supportive environment that puts the well-being of your children first, helping you create a fair and actionable plan for Child Arrangements and co-parenting.
Divorces are often complex and emotionally overwhelming, meaning it’s easy to overlook your future. GloverPriest’s expert Wills, LPA and Probate Solicitors will make sure your future and legacy are protected, updating any important legal documents like Wills and your Lasting Power of Attorney to reflect your current wishes accurately.
At GloverPriest, we understand that each situation is sensitive and that everyone’s circumstances are different. This is why we tailor our service in order to find the best outcome for your individual situation.
Here’s what you can expect from us:
If you’re ready to take the next step, we’re here to support you. Whether you’ve just started thinking about divorce or you’re ready to begin the process, our specialist solicitors are on hand to answer your questions and help you move forward with clarity.
Use our enquiry form to get started or call your local GloverPriest office – we’ll guide you from there.
We’re afraid not. GloverPriest is unable to support cases funded by Legal Aid.
A no-fault divorce allows couples to legally end their marriage or civil partnership without having to give a reason or place blame. It’s designed to make the process simpler and less confrontational.
You can apply on your own or make a joint application. If only one person applies, the other cannot contest the divorce.
You don’t have to use a solicitor, but legal advice can make the process much clearer and reduce the risk of delays or mistakes – especially if there are finances, property or children involved.
Not usually. Most divorces are dealt with online or through paperwork. However, if there are disagreements about finances or children, court involvement may be necessary.
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