I’ve heard that a divorce takes years and costs thousands of pounds – is this true?
A. Not really. You might sometimes have to wait for two years before actually starting a divorce, if you have both agreed to base the proceedings on two-years separation and you have only just separated, but in all other cases a divorce takes between three and six months to complete, especially if you have expert representation to ‘smooth out’ any problems along the way. A straight-forward divorce, where both parties are in agreement can be completed by Woolley & Co for a fixed fee.
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