Understanding No-Fault Divorce: Guidance for Families

Moving Forward: What No-Fault Divorce Means for Your Family

No-fault divorce is one of the most important changes to family law in recent years, making separation less stressful and more straightforward for families in England and Wales. The new process means you can move forward without assigning blame, focusing on what matters most: your family’s well-being and the next steps.

At Portway Solicitors, we see this as a positive change – helping families find clarity and support through difficult transitions and always keeping your dignity and peace of mind at the heart of our advice.

Breaking Down the Changes: Divorce Made Simpler and Kinder

Before April 2022, ending a marriage in England or Wales often meant proving that someone was to blame, adding stress and conflict at an already emotional time.

Now, the Law has changed:

  • There is no need to blame anyone.
  • You can apply together or individually, whichever is right for your situation.
  • The process is clearer and less confrontational, with more time (around 6 months) to consider important arrangements and next steps.

 

Guiding Your Choices: What Matters Most During Divorce

  • Sorting out finances and childcare is still important; our team will work closely with you so you can feel secure about your future and decisions.
  • Working together. Choosing a joint application often makes the process smoother and less stressful for everyone involved.
  • By removing blame, the law helps shield children from conflict and supports their stability.
  • Every family is different. Getting the right support means you approach each step with clarity and confidence.

 

Talk to our family team for straightforward guidance tailored to your circumstances

Here for You: Personal Support at Every Step

Facing divorce can feel overwhelming, but you never have to manage it alone.

At Portway Solicitors:

  • Every conversation is clear and comforting. You will always know what is happening and what to expect.
  • Your children’s well-being comes first in every decision and recommendation.
  • You will always have a dedicated solicitor for professional, compassionate support from start to finish.
  • From financial planning to child arrangements, we help you reduce worry, avoid unnecessary disputes and move forward with confidence.

 

Get in touch for support that combines legal expertise with compassion and care

Next Steps: Expert Guidance, Genuine Care, Lasting Peace of Mind

Divorce is not just a legal step, it is a new chapter for you and your family. At Portway Solicitors, you will always receive personal care, expert guidance and full support at every stage. However complex your situation, you are never alone.

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