Divorce and Separation
Transparent, Fixed-Fee Support Through Life’s Toughest Moments
At Fair-Result, we help individuals navigate divorce and separation with compassion, clarity, and certainty. Whether you’re ending a marriage or dissolving a civil partnership, we offer a fixed-fee model that removes financial stress from an already challenging situation. With our unique approach, you’ll get expert legal advice, no hidden costs, and a clear route to resolution, every step of the way.
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Practical, No-Nonsense Advice for Every Relationship Breakdown
Divorce and separation can be emotionally and financially overwhelming. That’s why we take a modern, results-focused approach to family law, built around fairness, transparency, and outcomes.
From financial settlements to separation agreements and civil partnership dissolutions, we work with you to protect what matters most, your future, your assets, and your peace of mind. We don’t draw things out or rack up the hours. We simply get it done, on a fixed-fee basis, with expert legal support you can trust.
We’ll guide you through the legal process, handle all documentation, and help you reach agreements that protect your long-term interests without the fear of spiralling legal costs.
Our Services
Civil Partnership Dissolution
Compassionate support and clear steps for dissolving your civil partnership.
Divorce Financial Settlements
Protect your assets and future with expert advice and negotiation.
Divorce Proceedings
Professional representation and case management, with no hidden fees.
The Divorce Process
End-to-end guidance through each stage of the divorce journey.
Separation Agreements
Formalise financial and living arrangements when separating without divorce.
A Different Approach to Divorce
We know that when a relationship ends, the last thing you need is uncertainty. That’s why we work differently. With a fixed-fee model, we take away the financial fear and focus entirely on achieving the outcome you need to move forward.
You won’t find hourly billing here, just legal expertise delivered with care, clarity, and a results-first mindset. We’ve helped thousands of clients reach settlements that protect their finances, their children, and their futures.
Take the First Step Towards Resolution
Download Our Free Divorce Guide
Whether you’re just beginning to think about separation or already partway through the process, our free Divorce Guide is packed with practical advice, legal insights, and clear explanations to help you make informed decisions.
From financial settlements and child arrangements to timelines and paperwork, it’s everything you need to know, without the legal jargon.
Start your journey with confidence, download your free copy now.
No Fault Divorce
Once you have reached a decision to proceed with Divorce and Separation, our team is here to help. We understand that this is a hard period emotionally and financially. Therefore, we have designed an approach to get you back on track and allow you to move forward with your life as soon as possible.
On 6th April 2022, The No-Fault Divorce Law will be introduced to England and Wales, with the current 5 grounds for divorce being replaced by a single mechanism.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the grounds for getting a divorce?
As of the 6th April 2022, under the new no-fault divorce law, you no longer need to provide a reason or blame either party for the breakdown of your marriage.
The previous grounds for divorce were:
- Adultery
- Unreasonable Behaviour
- Desertion
- Living apart for more than 2 years (agreed upon)
- Living apart for more than 5 years (without agreement)
How long does it take to get a divorce?
Following the introduction of the new no-fault divorce law on the 6th April 2022, there is now a mandatory 20 week ‘cooling-off period’. Once this has been completed, a conditional order will then be issued which replaces the terminology decree nisi and you are then entitled to a divorce.
Most divorce proceedings take a minimum of 6 months, more complex settlements involving financial matters and children can take years. However, the new law should help with decreasing this time frame.
We are experts in expediting settlements quickly.
Will I have to go to court during divorce proceedings?
In most cases, divorce proceedings will not reach the court. Negotiation is the most effective way of settling a divorce, and child arrangements. Both parties can reach an agreement which will be approved by court – Called a Consent order, with no need for you to attend.
What happens to my children?
Almost always, parents will agree on decisions regarding children, without the need to go to court. However, if there is a significant disagreement, we will provide you will appropriate advice and negotiations on how to proceed. This will reach a settlement with your ex, or, when that is not possible, the court will ultimately reach a decision.
The court will keep the best interest of the children in mind and decided which parent the child should live with.
A benefit of the new no-fault divorce law, there is no longer the need to blame either spouse for the breakdown of the marriage which should significantly help to reduce the emotional trauma for children during the process.
What counts as separation for divorce?
This usually means that the couple has been living apart from each other. It can be initiated by either part or be a mutual decision.
However, under the new no-fault divorce law, from April 6th 2022, you will no longer have to prove separation in order to begin the divorced procedure you will just have to wait the initial ’20 weeks cooling off period’ and you will not need to prove you have been living apart for this time.