Anyone used quickiedivorce.com?
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A colleague has decided that enough is enough and he's doing to get a divorce. I read on a forum somewhere that you can do it all online these days and a Google search reveals www.quickie-divorce.com
Has anyone here used that site on another for a divorce?
Has anyone here used that site on another for a divorce?
Edited by Goochie on Thursday 27th August 11:28
hwithashovelandbuyaTVR.netAm doing an online divorce at the moment! Am still not convinced, all seems a bit easy but appears to be going through courts in Swindon. They don’t like it though where you tippex out the reason for divorce put “Because he drove a Rover 25 diesel” instead though.
I will probably find out in ten years time I am still married
I will probably find out in ten years time I am still married
Edited by kit80 on Thursday 27th August 10:21
Frankeh said:
This is totally a case of "Not a real site, but totally should be"..
quickie-divorce.com IS a genuine site/company. However I missed the hyphen in the original post.Dupont666 said:
That site dont exist and if you click on the OPs original link a load of websites open up.... not impressed...
URL is now correct. Hopefully you'll be more impressed this time around 
kit80 said:
I will probably find out in ten years time I am still married
You need to do a "clean break agreement" too - otherwise when/if you win the lottery in 10 years time, your ex will be able to claim half.Edited by Goochie on Thursday 27th August 11:32
FPC said:
IF it is amicable, do some research and do it yourself. Can be done apparently and will save you a fortune.
i did this, after a few tears we both decided it was for the best.so we sat down and divided stuff (should have kept the house - idiot) and did all the forms ourselves, she admitted an affair and it all went through, i never had to attend court, counselling or anything, and got all the documents through the post.
Can't remember it costing very much either. Odd for this government
a mate tried to do it this way, but she was aggy, and so he paid for a nasty a**e solicitor and now she has her new bloke (8 years younger than her) and a flat. he has the kids, house, car, and business.
Goochie said:
kit80 said:
I will probably find out in ten years time I am still married
You need to do a "clean break agreement" too - otherwise when/if you win the lottery in 10 years time, your ex will be able to claim half.Edited by Goochie on Thursday 27th August 11:32
OK thanks for the heads up on that one! I have.......
Mine was a very amicable split, and the costs compared to using a solicitor were very good, at about £150 IIRC.
The whole process worked really well, never went to court etc, an all the paperwork was checked/corrected by them where neccesary.
In my case though, we'd already split all assets between us, and there were no kids, which obviously made it easier.
As someone else has already mentioned, you will need a clean break certificate, but that's a fairly easy one to sort out.
Mine was a very amicable split, and the costs compared to using a solicitor were very good, at about £150 IIRC.
The whole process worked really well, never went to court etc, an all the paperwork was checked/corrected by them where neccesary.
In my case though, we'd already split all assets between us, and there were no kids, which obviously made it easier.
As someone else has already mentioned, you will need a clean break certificate, but that's a fairly easy one to sort out.
Superhoop said:
I have.......
Mine was a very amicable split, and the costs compared to using a solicitor were very good, at about £150 IIRC.
The whole process worked really well, never went to court etc, an all the paperwork was checked/corrected by them where neccesary.
In my case though, we'd already split all assets between us, and there were no kids, which obviously made it easier.
As someone else has already mentioned, you will need a clean break certificate, but that's a fairly easy one to sort out.
Did you have a house? and if so, was ownership of that transfered to one of you before you started with the divorce? Mine was a very amicable split, and the costs compared to using a solicitor were very good, at about £150 IIRC.
The whole process worked really well, never went to court etc, an all the paperwork was checked/corrected by them where neccesary.
In my case though, we'd already split all assets between us, and there were no kids, which obviously made it easier.
As someone else has already mentioned, you will need a clean break certificate, but that's a fairly easy one to sort out.
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