Fixed-Fee Divorce Solicitors at HM & Co. Solicitors

If you’re considering a fixed-fee divorce, our team at HM & Co. Solicitors can provide the support and clarity you need. By knowing your costs in advance, you can remove much of the financial uncertainty often associated with divorce. A fixed-fee arrangement functions like any other divorce process, but you’ll know your exact fee before proceedings begin, ensuring complete transparency.

For couples ending their marriage or civil partnership without financial disputes, property issues, or child arrangement concerns, a fixed-fee option may be an ideal fit.

How much does a fixed-fee divorce cost?

We offer a competitively priced fixed-fee package for uncontested divorces, with costs varying depending on whether you are the applicant (the one initiating the divorce) or the respondent (your spouse initiates the divorce):

• Applicant: £650 + VAT plus a £593 court fee
• Respondent: £500 + VAT

Not all divorces are suitable for a fixed-fee approach. If this option doesn’t fit your situation, our divorce solicitors can provide an hourly rate arrangement tailored to your unique circumstances. Please feel free to contact us for more information or if you have any questions.

When might a fixed-fee divorce not be the best choice?

Our fixed-fee divorce service doesn’t cover financial settlements, property disputes, or child arrangements. If any of these matters arise or the situation becomes more complicated, a fixed-fee arrangement may no longer be suitable. In that case, we’ll discuss moving to a more bespoke pricing model that reflects your needs.

At HM & Co. Solicitors, we take the time to understand your situation from the outset. This ensures transparent costs, and we’ll let you know promptly if we need to consider a more tailored approach.

How can a fixed-fee divorce solicitor help?

A specialist fixed-fee divorce solicitor offers guidance tailored to your specific circumstances. They’ll clearly explain the cost of our service and what the fixed-fee package includes. Your solicitor will also be available to answer any questions and clarify the steps involved, so you’re always informed and prepared throughout the process.