Amicably divorce together with one unique legal team.
For couples who wish to separate amicably, and fairly resolve financial settlements or resolve arrangements for their children, this unique service could be for you.
Unique to SE-Solicitors, Divorce Together allows couples to use one legal team consisting of a skilled Lawyer Mediator and a highly experienced Barrister.
Divorce Together can help reduce fees, and reduce issues associated with traditional proceedings. The service empowers a separating couple with the information and support to enable them to reach an agreement and if they cannot agree, help to speed up the court process.
Monicka Rai, our empathetic Lawyer Mediator will work with you and your partner both separately and together to facilitate discussions and provide information to assist you in reaching an outcome. Michael George, a personable Consultant Barrister with 30 years’ legal experience is able to provide a sharp focus evaluation and a neutral preliminary view of the likely outcome in court. Together, our experienced legal team empowers a separating couple to reach an agreement amicably.
Is Divorce Together right for us?
Both be ready to work amicably together to resolve issues.
Both be open to co-operation and full communication, willing to provide and exchange full financial disclosure.
There must be no power imbalance and no history or risk of abuse within the relationship.
Both be emotionally ready to work together, with little risk of conflict and without high levels of emotion.
Both have the capacity and ability to freely take part, without risk of harm of adverse consequences.
You must not have been placed under any pressure or duress to take part.
How does Divorce Together work?
Benefits of Divorce Together
You pay for one legal team rather than two separate ones. By working together, you can avoid the costs of going to Court.
In a traditional divorce, dissolution or separation process, lawyers represent and act for an individual, which risks putting the couple in conflict. This can leave the couple in a confrontational position.
You both receive the same information at the same time from a successful combination of a skilled neutral Meditator and an experienced Barrister. This can lead to a swift resolution without the need to go to Court.
You can involve other professionals in the Divorce Together process, such as financial advisers and pension experts.
How much does Divorce Together cost?
One Fixed Fee Price Per Couple — £5,760 inc vat
One of the biggest benefits of using Divorce Together is that it reduces overall costs.
Instead of paying two fees for two Solicitors, you only pay one fixed price of up to £5,760 inc vat, which you’ll usually agree to share equally, so things remain fair
This cost-effective package includes the joint and individual meetings from the initial contact with your Mediator and the final settlement meeting with your Barrister.
One Fixed Fee Price per Couple for the Settlement Final Court Order — £600 inc vat
The final part of the process needs to be carried out by an independent Barrister.
For ease, we will seamlessly bring in another Barrister from 3PB who will draft the final
consent order.
Why Choose SE-Solicitors
Understanding
With our belief that relationships really do matter, we’re focused on understanding you and your world more deeply.Expertise
By harnessing our collective skills, knowledge, and depth of expertise, we support you to manage the unique complexity of your personal and commercial interests in a smarter way.Insight
Naturally strategic, we’re able to see the bigger picture, solve problems and realise opportunities more effectively.Agility
Always responsive, with a solutions orientated mindset, we get to the heart of the matter fast, enabling you to reach positive outcomes more quickly.Our client testimonials
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FAQs
Your questions answered. Take a look at some our frequently asked questions for more information on Divorce Together.
If you wish to continue in the mediation process, without the input from our Consultant Barrister, this will allow the two of you to continue with your discussions and consider options together with the mediator.