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When your marriage is ending and you’re not sure where to start, there’s a lot to take in at once. It’s hard to know what to tackle first. Worries include the family home, the pensions and savings you’ve built up together, where the children will live and how the bills will be paid.
Then there are the countless court forms and deadlines. One simple mistake can add months to the process or leave a financial claim open for years. Getting good advice early on makes all of this easier to manage.
Osbourne Pinner’s Wimbledon divorce solicitors are ready to assist. We show you where you stand, agree what you can with your partner and deal with their solicitor if not. For children and other family matters, our family law solicitors in Wimbledon can help.
For a free 30-minute consultation with our Wimbledon divorce solicitors, email [email protected], call 0203 983 5080 or use the form. From no-fault divorces to high net worth settlements, we support you at every stage.
From the divorce application to sorting out the finances, our Wimbledon team handles every part of ending a marriage or civil partnership. Choose the area you need help with below, or book a free consultation if you’re not sure where to start.
Neither of you has to blame the other. We prepare your application and manage it through to the final order.
Find out moreFor uncontested divorces, you agree one fee before we start. It covers the application through to the final order.
Find out moreWe help you divide the home, pensions, savings and debts, then turn the agreement into a court order, with a clean break where possible.
Find out moreIf you’ve already agreed how to split things, we draft the consent order and send it to the court for approval.
Find out moreBusinesses, trusts, investments and property need careful handling. We make sure every asset is identified and valued before any agreements.
Find out moreIf you can’t agree where the children will live or when they see each parent, we can ask the court to decide.
Find out moreIf a separation has cut you off from your grandchildren, we advise on keeping contact and, if needed, applying to court.
Find out moreIf you’re experiencing abuse, we can apply urgently for non-molestation and occupation orders to protect you and your children.
Find out moreEnding a civil partnership follows almost the same process as divorce. Let us handle the dissolution and the financial settlement.
Find out moreDivorce doesn’t cancel your will, but your ex’s gifts and roles in it fall away. Let us update it so your estate goes where you want.
Find out moreReal reviews from people we’ve helped through divorce and financial settlements.
Read more client reviews“Their service was exceptional! Extremely detailed advice accompanied by their experienced divorce solicitors. A special shout out to Farah, who always responded quickly to queries, even outside normal office hours.”
The family home is the biggest asset for some Wimbledon couples, and the most emotional one. Pensions can be worth just as much, and they’re easy to overlook.
The divorce itself doesn’t split any of this. That takes a financial order. Without one, your ex could still make a claim against you years after the divorce.
If you and your partner agree, we draft a consent order for the court to approve (the court fee is £62). If you can’t agree, we’ll negotiate with your partner’s solicitor and, if needed, apply to court for a decision.
Our financial settlement solicitors handle both routes, and our divorce financial settlements guide explains how the court decides what’s fair. To see how your assets might be divided, try our divorce settlement calculator.
Every divorce in England and Wales starts with the same court fee. It’s currently £628, whether you apply on your own or jointly with your partner. This fee goes straight to the court, not to us. If you’re on a low income or receive certain benefits, you may be able to get help with court fees.
For uncontested divorces, we offer fixed-fee divorce packages. You agree the fee before we start, and it covers the application, the acknowledgement of service, the conditional order and the final order. Court fees are paid separately. If anything changes, we’ll explain why and agree it with you before extra work starts.
Costs rise when things are disputed. Arguments over money, a partner who won’t share financial information or a court case all add time and expense. If you need the court to decide the finances, the application fee is £321.
Our divorce costs guide breaks down each part of the bill, and our legal calculators give you a rough idea of the numbers first. These figures are a general guide, not a quote. Your free video consultation is the best way to get a realistic figure.
Request Free ConsultationMost people come to us with more questions than answers. A short call is often enough to see which options apply to you, what they might cost and what to do first.
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If you have children, they’re likely to be your biggest worry. But the divorce itself doesn’t decide where they live or how often they see each parent. Those decisions sit alongside the divorce, and most parents agree them between themselves.
The divorce application doesn’t ask you to set out arrangements for your children, and the court won’t get involved unless one of you asks it to. That means you can finalise the divorce and the finances while you work out a routine that suits your family.
If you can’t agree, our family law solicitors in Wimbledon can help you through mediation or an application for a child arrangements order. If maintenance is a worry, our child maintenance calculator gives you a quick estimate.
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If your finances include a business, investment portfolio, trusts or several properties, the detail matters. We make sure every asset is identified and valued before any settlement is discussed.
A partner living overseas or property in another country raises questions about where to divorce and how to enforce a settlement. We advise on this early, before proceedings start.
Your partner can’t stop a no-fault divorce, but they can drag their feet. If they ignore the papers, we can ask the court to treat them as served so the case can move on. If they refuse to share financial information, we can apply for an order requiring them to.
You both must give full financial disclosure, normally on a Form E. If your partner is hiding or moving assets, we can ask the court to order disclosure and stop or reverse transactions meant to defeat your claim. Read our guide to hidden assets in divorce.
Our Wimbledon office is at 6-10 St George’s Road, Wimbledon, London, SW19 4DP.
Consultations take place by video, so you can speak to a senior solicitor from home or work at a time that suits you, Monday to Friday. Call us on 0203 983 5080, message us on WhatsApp or email [email protected].
We work with clients across Wimbledon Village, South Wimbledon, Raynes Park, Merton Park, Morden, Colliers Wood, Southfields, Earlsfield, New Malden and Kingston. Because we meet by video, we also help clients across London and the rest of England and Wales.
We start with what matters most to you, then explain your options and the likely next steps without the legal jargon.
We help you negotiate practical agreements on the home, pensions, savings and maintenance, then make them legally binding through a court order.
We keep your children’s welfare at the centre of every decision while protecting your role as a parent.
Fixed-fee packages for uncontested divorces and a clear estimate before any other work starts. No hidden charges.
Forms and court documents are checked carefully before they’re filed, so avoidable mistakes don’t slow your divorce down.
Free 30-minute consultations by video, Monday to Friday, so you can get advice without leaving home.
Our divorce solicitors in Wimbledon give calm, practical advice, so you understand where you stand and what to do next.
Book your free 30-minute video consultation. Tell us what’s happening, ask the questions that have been keeping you up at night and leave with a clear picture of your options.
Call 0203 983 5080, email [email protected] or use the form. We do not offer Legal Aid.
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You, your partner or both of you together apply online, stating that the marriage has broken down irretrievably. Nobody has to prove fault. After a 20-week reflection period, you apply for a conditional order. Six weeks and one day after that, you can apply for the final order, which legally ends the marriage. Our divorce process guide explains each stage in more detail.
The legal minimum is 26 weeks from the date the court issues your application. In practice, most straightforward divorces take around seven to eight months. Sorting out the finances or child arrangements can take longer, especially if you and your partner disagree. It’s usually sensible to have a financial agreement in place before you apply for the final order.
Not usually. The divorce itself is dealt with online or by post, with no hearing. A court hearing only becomes likely if you can’t agree on the finances or arrangements for your children. Even then, many cases settle through negotiation before they reach a final hearing.
Yes. Our free 30-minute consultations take place by video, Monday to Friday. You speak to a senior solicitor from home or work, so there’s no need to travel to our Wimbledon office. To book, call 0203 983 5080, email [email protected] or fill in the form on this page.
We act for clients across Wimbledon and the surrounding areas, including Raynes Park, Morden, Colliers Wood, Southfields, New Malden and Kingston. Because consultations take place by video, we can also help clients elsewhere in London and across England and Wales.
Not always. You can apply yourself through GOV.UK. But if you own property, have children or have built up pensions and savings, a solicitor helps you avoid costly mistakes and turn your financial agreement into a legally binding court order. Without a financial order, your ex could still make a claim against you years after the divorce.
Yes. Your partner can’t block a no-fault divorce. If they ignore the divorce papers, we can ask the court to treat them as served so the case can move on. If they refuse to share financial information or try to move money, we can apply for court orders, including a freezing order, to protect your position.