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Transparent Costs

Clear pricing, honest support and reassurance.

When I went through the divorce process the worst part was the anxiety of receiving monthly invoices from my solicitor. The moment I decided to represent myself my anxiety and stress levels dropped dramatically and I could focus on the things that mattered for me and my wife. Navigating financial court hearings can be daunting and at times complex, but with a little support I believe most couple can reach a resolution without spending very high sums of money. I offer honest, real world, guidance at a flat rate and charged in 15 min increments. Helping you understand and organise documents without the mystery or legal jargon.

Simple Rates

You pay only for time I actually spend working.

I work for you, I am not in this to get rich, I am in it because after what I have been through, and witnessed, I believe all people need affordable support. I am happy to have an initial call with no charge. This gives you a chance to ask questions and see if we can work together. I will be clear and honest about any costs and my limitations.

My standard fee is £40 per hour.

  • There are no retainer fees or hidden costs, but I request the first hour to be paid in advance.

  • For all subsequent work, you only pay for the time I actively spend working on your case, tracked in 15-minute increments (e.g., 15 minutes of work equals £10).

  • To keep things simple and ensure no surprise bills, work is paid for in advance by purchasing time blocks (such as a 30-minute or 1-hour top-up). I will track my time down to the minute and let you know when your balance is running low. Payments are made safely via bank transfer.

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Stage Three

FDA Preparation

FDR Step-by-Step

Final Hearing

Organising your financial documents, paperwork, and preparing your Form ES2. Typically takes 3 to 5 hours. Additionally, and if appropriate, prepare a settlement.

Reviewing the parties disclosure, identifying errors or missing evidence and preparing your questionnaire. Typically takes between 6-10 hours. Additionally, if appropriate, preparing and/or assessing settlement offers.

Structuring your final statements, organizing your bundle, and steadying your nerves for court. Again it may be time to assess or make an offer to avoid a long day in court. Typically takes 8 to 10 hours.

Why I do this

When I went through my own financial divorce resolution, I chose to employ a very good law firm to represent me. I received good advice and support. Unfortunately by the time we reached the first hearing my legal bill was over £22k. I know first-hand the sleepless nights, the anxiety of watching monthly legal bills climb, and the sheer intimidation of the court system. Out of necessity I decided to represent myself as a Litigant in Person. I faced a traditional, slow-moving, and what appeared at times, obstructive law firm.

However, going through that process taught me a vital lesson: family law does not have to be a misery or a mystery.

By using logic, precision, and staying completely honest, I successfully managed my own high-value case. I tackled the complex Form E disclosure, mastered the court-mandated ES2 asset spreadsheet and faced some strong legal challenges. Many requiring urgent action and a personal visit to the court to hand file documents to the Judge. I stood my ground firmly but calmly during fairly intimidating court hearings.

I didn't win by playing aggressive legal games. I used solid arguments, backed with evidence in many forms. Note: I knew my evidence inside out.

After experiencing how stressful and unnecessarily bitter the process can become, I realised that self-represented people don't need expensive, hourly-billed lawyers to write letters for them. They need a practical guide. They need someone to take the flannel out of the paperwork, steady their nerves before a hearing, and help them focus on a fair settlement. That said, there are obviously cases where legal advice is absolutely necessary. Should that time come I would be the first to say seek the help of a qualified divorce solicitor.

That is why I started this service. I have walked this tightrope myself, and I am here to help you cross it calmly, affordably, and with your dignity intact.

Important Notice

Personal support, not legal representation

This service is for Litigants in Person navigating financial remedy divorces within the jurisdiction of England and Wales. I can't handle child custody or arrangement disputes. There are many areas where legal advice should be taken, I will immediately point this out if it applies to you.

By engaging our services or proceeding with our flat-rate support, you agree to the following operational framework:

  1. Divorce Personal Support provides non-regulated practical administration, framework guidance, and logistical support for Litigants in Person (LIPs) in England and Wales. The owner is not a regulated solicitor or barrister, does not provide formal legal advice, and does not hold rights of audience to speak on your behalf in court.

  2. Engaging this service does not create a regulated solicitor-client relationship. If your financial dispute requires formal legal representation or involves exceptional legal complexities, you will be instructed to seek a qualified solicitor immediately.

  3. You remain entirely responsible for the factual accuracy, honesty, and completeness of all financial disclosures and court submissions. All final decisions regarding asset splits or settlements are yours alone. I accept no liability for the final rulings of the Family Court.

  4. Payment Term: My flat rate must be paid in full and in advance of administrative work commencing. Fees cover consulting time and framework support; refunds are not provided based on the specific legal outcome of your proceedings.

My guarantee to you

If you are not happy with the support provided you should say so as soon as this is the case. If valid you will get a no quibble refund. I am not here to make money, I am here to help you feel informed and prepared

Prefer to speak to a human directly? Call or text me or click the WhatsApp button. If I am supporting another client, please leave a voicemail and I will return your call personally.

Call, WhatsApp or Text: 07570 564629

E-mail: support@divorce4lips.co.uk

Available: Divorce rarely follows a 9-to-5 schedule, solicitors can and do challenge at the last minute. For this reason my hours are flexible to help you manage stressful moments. If you reach out during evenings/weekends, please leave a message and I will get back to you as soon as I am free.

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Legal Disclaimer & Terms of Service
I am an independent divorce consultant. I am not a regulated solicitor or barrister, and I do not provide formal legal advice, act as your legal representative, or speak on your behalf in court. My service offers practical administration, guidance, support with document preparation and emotional reassurance based on real-life experience. Engaging my services does not create a solicitor-client relationship. If at any stage I believe you require regulated legal representation or formal legal advice, I will advise you to seek qualified legal advice immediately.