Online or Remote Divorce Filing Support
Since 2022, most divorces in England and Wales can be filed online through the government’s digital service. It applies to both sole and joint applications under the no-fault divorce law. The process is secure, convenient, and paper-free.
It is indeed more convenient, but without legal guidance, mistakes can delay the process or affect your settlement. Our remote support ensures your divorce is not only smooth—but secure, fair, and future-proof.
It is indeed more convenient, but without legal guidance, mistakes can delay the process or affect your settlement. Our remote support ensures your divorce is not only smooth—but secure, fair, and future-proof.
Frequently Asked Questions
No. In standard uncontested divorces, you won’t need to go to court. Everything—from application to Final Order—can be done remotely. If there are disputes over finances or children, court hearings may follow separately, sometimes held online.
You’ll need your original marriage certificate (or a certified copy), details of your spouse, and identification. If it’s not in English, a certified translation is required. Our team helps ensure your paperwork is accurate and complete.
Absolutely. Online divorce doesn’t mean doing it alone. Our solicitors provide full legal support remotely—reviewing your application, guiding you through each stage, and assisting with related issues like financial agreements or parenting plans.
Starting your divorce online doesn’t mean facing it alone. At AAGA Solicitors, we combine expert legal support with digital convenience. Wherever you are, we’re just a call or click away. Your clarity begins with a conversation.
