amicable
(https://amicable.io) 📸 Data Snapshot: June 21, 2026
Semantic Coherence — The Lens
Pull the main entities out of the H1, then check whether they actually recur through the body. A page that announces one thing and then talks about another drifts. Headings with no real sentences underneath read as pseudo-substance.
Semantic Coherence
Homepage promise vs. Sub-page reality.
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Impact Weight: 20 / 100
90% Reputation
Alignment between the H1 ‘trusted legal service’ and sub-page content is strong. The Relationship and Emotional Support page delivers the specific coaching services promised in the homepage hierarchy. Minor drift occurs where they toggle between being a ‘legal service’ and a ‘coaching’ service, but the core identity remains stable.
Semantic Coherence is read from the heading hierarchy first: what each page announces in its H1 and headings, then whether the body actually delivers on it. Below is the structure the engine mapped, followed by the clean text to check for drift between promise and reality.
🏗️ Semantic Structure — heading hierarchy & page identity (the promise the page makes)
HOMEPAGE amicable | Divorce, Separation and Cooperative Parenting (https://amicable.io)
Title
amicable | Divorce, Separation and Cooperative Parenting
H1 We’re the trusted legal service for separating couples.
H2 Our services
H2 Watch our first national TV ad: “Still a family"
H2 Tools and resources
H2 What customers say about us
H2 FAQs
H2 Information and support
H2 Our services
H2 Find the right service for you
H2 Community
H2 Join our community
H2 Information & support
H2 What our customers say
H2 FAQs
H3 Legal & finances
H3 Children & pets
H3 Relationships & emotional support
H3 Divorce timeline
H3 Parenting planner
H3 Find the right service
H3 What is amicable?
H3 How is amicable different to solicitors and mediation?
H3 What is the divorce process and how long does it take?
H3 How much does it cost to get divorced?
H3 How do I sort out my money and property?
H3 I’ve already started my divorce, can you still help?
H3 Blogs
H3 amicable space
H3 Podcast
H3 Planning, negotiation & legal
H3 Children & parenting
H3 Wellbeing & relationship support
H3 Who is amicable?
H3 How do your services work?
H3 How much do your services cost?
H3 Do I need to be on amicable terms with my partner to use your services?
NAV_HEADER_HEADING_REPEATED_BODY amicable | Legal, planning and negotiation services (https://amicable.io/legal-and-finances/)
Title
amicable | Legal, planning and negotiation services
H1 We help couples navigate relationship change with clarity and confidence.
H2 Explore our services
H2 Flexible payment options
H2 What customers say about us
H2 FAQs
H3 Separating but not married?
H3 Thinking about divorce?
H3 Started your divorce
H3 Starting a new chapter together?
H3 Tying the knot?
H3 What is amicable?
H3 How is amicable different to alternatives?
H3 What services do you offer?
H3 How much do your services cost?
H3 Do I need to go to court?
H3 Can you help if we’ve already agreed?
NAV_HEADER_HEADING_REPEATED_BODY Emotional support for relationship change (https://amicable.io/relationship-and-emotional-support/)
Title
Emotional support for relationship change
H1 Support for every stage of your relationship
H2 Our services
H2 Our relationship services
H2 Emotional support
H2 Who can help
H2 Improve your mental health with Betterhelp
H2 Divorce & separation coaching
H2 Resources
H2 FAQs
H3 Free-15-minute advice call
H3 Free-15-minute advice call
H3 Separation coaching session
H3 Separation coaching session
H3 Divorce coaching
H3 Counselling
H3 Therapy
H3 Follow us on social
H3 Advice forum
H3 The Divorce Podcast
H3 I’m struggling with the emotional side of separating. Where can I find help?
H3 What is a divorce coach, and does amicable offer this service?
H3 How do I know if I need therapy during a divorce?
H3 How do I tell my ex-partner they might benefit from therapy during our divorce?
NAV_HEADER_HEADING_REPEATED_BODY Blog (https://amicable.io/blog/latest/)
Title
Blog
H1 LGBTQ+ divorce and separation: what you need to know
H2 Is it ever right to get back with your ex?
H2 What to do if your children don't want to see one parent during divorce
H2 Tess Daly and Vernon Kay's amicable separation: what their split teaches us about modern divorce
H2 Buying your first home together: what every couple should think about
H2 Separation agreements in England & Wales: what they cover and when to use one
H2 When trust is broken: navigating divorce after betrayal trauma
H2 Splitting the bill: the cost of divorce in 2026
H2 Engaged? The conversations to have before the wedding
H2 From living together to getting married: what changes legally when you tie the knot
H2 Talking about money with your partner without it feeling awkward
H2 Should we get a prenup? An honest look at what they do and how amicable can help
H2 Buying a home together: what to agree before you sign
H2 Moving in together: the conversations to have before the keys are in your hand
H2 Should you put off your divorce until after exam season?
H2 No-fault divorce: what it really means and what couples get wrong
H2 How to prepare financially for divorce before you apply
H2 Behind the book: Why I wrote amicable divorce
H2 The manosphere: A co-parents’ guide to supporting boys after Louis Theroux’s documentary
H2 The hidden cost of delaying divorce – The Divorce Podcast
H2 Blended family life: the realities and how to make it work – The Divorce Podcast
H2 What is a financial remedy order and do you need one for divorce?
H2 Divorce with adult children – The Divorce Podcast
H2 Divorce and women: What you need to know
H2 Financial red flags in relationships – and when to split
H2 Making a house move smoother after separation – The Divorce Podcast
H2 Understanding Islamic divorce in England and Wales: The essential guide
H2 How to talk about money in relationships and divorce – The Divorce Podcast
H2 Breaking free from shame and self-blame after divorce – The Divorce Podcast
H2 How to de-escalate arguments during divorce – The Divorce Podcast
H2 What happens in a military divorce?
H2 How to have a ‘good divorce’ in practice – The Divorce Podcast
H2 People-pleasing in divorce, with Emma Reed Turrell
H2 How yoga can help you stay calm during divorce
H2 How to talk to your children about divorce
H2 Child maintenance explained: How to use a child maintenance calculator
H2 Split Happens: a digital platform for young people dealing with their parents' separation
H2 Grey divorce: why more over-50s are choosing to separate
H2 What to expect on your first call with an amicable Divorce Specialist
H2 How to support a friend through separation
H2 Step-by-step guide to overcoming loneliness in divorce
H2 Finding calm during divorce with former combat pilot Sarah Furness
H2 The complete guide to non-court dispute resolution
H2 What does an amicable divorce look like in practice?
H2 How to blend families after divorce: A child-first guide
H2 "I’m in menopause and want a divorce"
H2 Nesting in practice: how one family made co-parenting work
H2 How to cope with an empty nest divorce
H2 Divorce tips for grandparents – helping your children and grandchildren through divorce
H2 How hidden fear can impact your divorce
H2 50/50 Co-parenting: Back-to-school, holidays and changing schedules
H2 How long does it take to process child maintenance
H2 How does an affair impact divorce?
H2 Non-court dispute resolution (NCDR) explained – The Divorce Podcast
H2 amicable space: your community hub for divorce advice and support
H2 The ‘D-word’: It’s time we talked about divorce differently
H2 Why divorce isn’t a failure with Elizabeth Day
H2 Building businesses with heart: when entrepreneurship meets emotional change
H2 What is the remarriage trap – and how to avoid it
H2 Separating with pets: the guide to planning pet arrangements
H2 Marital assets in divorce: A simple guide
H2 Divorce as allies: communication tips for successful co-parenting
H2 Divorce regret: How to move forward and find peace after divorce
H2 All the things I wish I knew about money before I got divorced
H2 Dating post-divorce: apps, expectations and flirting tips with Cate MacKenzie
H2 Five practical money tips after divorce
H2 Divorce is not a magic bullet: separation advice from a marital therapist, Andrew G. Marshall
H2 Divorce vs annulment: what are the key differences?
H2 Recipe for success: chef’s tips for moving on after divorce – The Divorce Podcast
H2 Living together after separation: intimacy, boundaries and break-up sex
H2 The mind-body connection, Pilates and divorce recovery with Psychotherapist Andrew Keefe
H2 What to do when your partner wants a divorce: 5 essential tips
H2 Who gets the dog? Legal truths, animal welfare and post-split pet arrangements with the RSPCA
H2 Surviving cancer, traumatic separation and single-parent guilt with Emma Campbell
H2 Support in unlikely places: Who really helps kids through parental separation? – The Divorce Podcast
H2 How to deal with divorce as a man: Challenges and top tips
H2 ‘Silent’ separation, staying for the kids and writing to heal
H2 Divorce and separation guidance for fathers
H2 How to talk about money with your ex-partner – and have productive conversations
H2 Money trauma, relationships and the truth about pensions in marriage – The Divorce Podcast
H2 Help separated parents by contributing to new research on parenting apart
H2 Five arguments all couples need to have – The Divorce Podcast
H2 Six ways to show your child you love them as separated parents
H2 Five ways to protect your finances during and after divorce
H2 Divorce and separation guidance for mothers
H2 Emotional regulation, maturity and how to get your mojo back post-separation – The Divorce Podcast
H2 How to help teens with anxiety when their parents are divorcing
H2 Nine tips for planning a wedding with divorced parents
H2 Would you host a divorce party? Breaking the stigma with Sonia Gupta – The Divorce Podcast
H2 List of co-parenting boundaries to set for your children
H2 Should you tell your employer about your divorce or separation?
H2 What are your legal rights when separating if you live together but you’re not married?
H2 Making your children heard during divorce and separation – The Divorce Podcast
H2 Seven ‘new beginnings’ to embrace after divorce or separation
H2 Navigating the holidays without your children – The Divorce Podcast
H2 An adult child's perspective on choosing between divorced parent's homes at Christmas
H2 Advice from The Breaking Dad and his new partner on blended families – The Divorce Podcast
H2 What is co-parenting and how does it work?
H2 Ten benefits of co-parenting after your separation
H2 Back to school tips for separated parents
H2 Guide to self-care during separation and divorce
H2 How to move your data to the new amicable app – five quick steps
H2 Healing with a Divorce Doula – The Divorce Podcast
H2 How the latest government budget could impact your divorce – The Divorce Podcast
H2 How to manage stress as a co-parent
H2 How to divide a business in a divorce
H2 Guide for separated parents: how to agree on a school for your child
H2 The three G's with Paul Roseby – The Divorce Podcast
H2 Dividing farms and land
H2 Can AI write my consent order?
H2 Property & divorce FAQs – The Divorce Podcast
H2 Tips for managing your mental health during a divorce
H2 Neurodiversity, divorce and separation – The Divorce Podcast
H2 A guide to buying a home during divorce
H2 Selling a property in a divorce
H2 Navigating divorce with multiple properties
H2 How to untie the knot amicably – The Divorce Podcast
H2 Buying out a partner in a divorce or separation
H2 A therapist's guide to navigating trauma during relationships, breakups, and divorce – The Divorce Podcast
H2 Navigating ‘Co-parenting New Year’
H2 Ending a cohabitation relationship
H2 Finding your voice through divorce
H2 Navigating name changes in relationships – The Divorce Podcast
H2 The two D's – death and divorce with Octopus Legacy
H2 Bobby Mair and Harriet Kemsley divorce – The Divorce Podcast
H2 Finding joy in relationships, separation and divorce with Ali Mortimer – The Divorce Podcast
H2 Managing a divorce with neurodiversity
H2 The two Ds – death and divorce – The Divorce Podcast
H2 What is a cohabitation agreement and when would you need one?
H2 Tradition and challenges of dowries in South Asian culture
H2 Navigating the summer holidays if you’re thinking of separating
H2 How legal tech is shaping family law with Richard Susskind – The Divorce Podcast
H2 Divorce stigma in South Asian communities
H2 Celebrating different family types with Lotte Jeffs – The Divorce Podcast
H2 How to create a budget after divorce or separation
H2 A step-by-step guide to same-sex divorce
H2 How to cope with divorce stress
H2 How to forgive after divorce with the founder of Self Space – The Divorce Podcast
H2 amicable & non-court dispute resolution
H2 The emotional journey of divorce
H2 The role of grandparents in divorced and separated families – The Divorce Podcast
H2 Do feelings of loneliness in a relationship lead to separation? – The Divorce Podcast
H2 What is a divorce financial agreement?
H2 How to navigate sibling issues as a single parent
H2 Do you have to get a consent order for child arrangements?
H2 A Child’s Right to Matter with Angharad Rudkin and Helen Adam – The Divorce Podcast
H2 Navigating divorce and new partners with Professor Lisa Doodson
H2 How to embrace single parenthood post-separation
H2 The developmental stages of children – a co-parent's perspective – The Divorce Podcast
H2 The role of friends and family in navigating divorce, separation and co-parenting
H2 Jeremy Hunt’s Spring Budget 2024 has been announced today
H2 Grandparents, parental separation and divorce
H2 Divorce rates & statistics in the UK (England & Wales) 2022
H2 What is co-dependency in relationships? with Mark Groves – The Divorce Podcast
H2 Guide to dividing property after divorce
H2 Managing your wellbeing during a divorce
H2 Government court fees increase 2025
H2 My divorce story and co-parenting journey with Ella Kenion – The Divorce Podcast
H2 Family mediation: what you need to know
H2 The best moments from The Divorce Podcast
H2 Boundaries and expectations in relationships and after divorce – The Divorce Podcast
H2 Octopus Money and divorce specialists amicable tie the knot
H2 When help with divorce is the right option with Nichole Farrow – The Divorce Podcast
H2 Christmas for single parents
H2 Can I draft my own consent order?
H2 Divorce financial planning during a cost of living crisis – The Divorce Podcast
H2 Divorce, separation and co-parenting resources
H2 What is emotional freedom technique? with Liz Harrington – The Divorce Podcast
H2 How to cope with divorce or separation
H2 Rebuilding confidence after divorce with The Midlife Mentors – The Divorce Podcast
H2 What is child maintenance and how is it calculated? – The Divorce Podcast
H2 What is arbitration in divorce?
H2 Exploring divorce in the workplace: support through separation – The Divorce Podcast
H2 Property and divorce with Zoopla
H2 Why is divorce so expensive?
H2 Navigating divorce and property with Daniel Copley from Zoopla – The Divorce Podcast
H2 Can you divorce without a consent order?
H2 Is 50/50 fair when dividing money and property in divorce?
H2 Is a 50/50 division of assets fair? – The Divorce Podcast
H2 How to prepare for a divorce
H2 Building confidence after a midlife divorce
H2 Parenting apart with divorce parenting expert, Christina McGhee
H2 Back to school checklist for single parents and co-parents
H2 What is a separation agreement and when do you need one?
H2 amicable's resources for separated parents over the summer
H2 How to help a friend or family member through a separation or divorce
H2 What is a prenuptial agreement?
H2 Navigating the summer holidays for single parents
H2 Adjusting to a new lifestyle post-divorce
H2 How to get a divorce – step-by-step
H2 Embargo lifted on the production of CETV for public sector pensions
H2 Making arrangements for child maintenance
H2 The changing face of the modern family
H2 How does rising inflation impact divorce and child maintenance?
H2 Changes to the rules around CGT and the impact on separating couples
H2 What is financial abuse and how to prevent it from happening during a divorce?
H2 Single Parents’ Day 2025
H2 Why should you budget for your divorce process?
H2 How to talk to your partner about an amicable separation when you’re the initiator
H2 10 Tips for dating after divorce or separation
H2 What to do when you become a stepparent
H2 Guide to navigating gov.uk when getting divorced
H2 How a mortgage in your 60s can help you move on post-divorce
H2 Applied for your conditional order? Here’s the next steps
H2 How will the government's Autumn Statement 2022 impact separating couples?
H2 What is a kitchen table agreement?
H2 How can divorce impact children?
H2 We’re proud to announce our new partnership
H2 Parenting apart: resources for LGBTQ+ parents and children
H2 Brandon Lewis is appointed as Secretary of State for Justice
H2 Finding your feet as a single parent with Zoë Desmond from Frolo
H2 Five tips to help you when searching for a new home after divorce or separation
H2 What is a clean break order?
H2 What is a final order in England & Wales?
H2 The rise of couples services in a post 'no-fault' divorce world
H2 How to forgive your ex during or after a divorce or separation
H2 Sharing a pet after a break-up with comedian Rosie Wilby
H2 What is a Divorce Specialist?
H2 Rupert and Jerry – an amicable divorce?
H2 Checklist for the 20-week cooling off period in divorce
H2 Five things you didn’t know about co-parenting and one that you probably do
H2 What does a Divorce Coach do and how can they help with your divorce?
H2 Changing your name post-divorce
H2 Mother’s Day as a single parent
H2 How much does a divorce cost in England and Wales? A step-by-step guide on how to keep the cost down
H2 How to heal after separation: 44 things I tried – The Divorce Podcast
H2 Separating with pets: An essential guide for pet owners
H2 What am I entitled to in divorce? A simple guide
H2 How to help a friend going through a divorce with Verity Glasgow – The Divorce Podcast
H2 The Pause Button: our top tips for co-parenting this Christmas
H2 Guide to dividing finances in divorce (the financial settlement)
H2 How to file for a divorce in the UK
H2 How to have an amicable no-fault divorce in England & Wales
H2 What is a conditional order in divorce? (England & Wales)
H2 Healing from divorce and the healing curve
H2 No-fault divorce introduced in England & Wales – When was no-fault divorce introduced?
H2 Tips on how to approach 'discipline' if you’re co-parenting
H2 No longer need your divorce lawyer?
H2 A complete guide to divorce and financial disclosure
H2 What is a Co-parenting Specialist and when might you need one?
H2 Is it a gift or is it a loan?
H2 amicable’s guide to children’s mental health and divorce
H2 What is divorce anxiety?
H2 Is inheritance included in divorce?
H2 Divorce and cryptocurrency: a guide to cryptocurrency on divorce (England & Wales)
H2 Divorce Day 2022 – January 4th or April 6th?
H2 What is a nesting arrangement? The complete guide
H2 Separating at Christmas – advice for people going through a breakup on Christmas and the festive season
H2 Divorce and debt (England and Wales)
H2 amicable’s co-parenting Christmas checklist
H2 Divorce party
H2 Ten tips for co-parenting in separate countries
H2 How 'Black Box Thinking' can help you through a separation
H2 How to dissolve a civil partnership in England and Wales
H2 The unexpected joys of breakups
H2 Five mindfulness activities to help you during divorce and separation
H2 Government increases court fees for divorcing and separating couples in England and Wales
H2 Tips to help you co-parent your teenager
H2 How to help younger children deal with separation
H2 How to live together during a divorce or separation
H2 How to cope with separation
H2 The pros and cons of co-parenting around the corner
H2 What is parallel parenting?
H2 The complete guide to divorce and pensions
H2 What is a pension sharing order? – the complete guide
H2 I want a divorce but my partner doesn’t – advice if one person is ready and the other isn’t
H2 My ex is having a baby
H2 What is the Parents Promise and why does amicable support it?
H2 Advice to help teens adjust to your divorce
H2 How to deal with anger during divorce
H2 What is a Mesher Order in divorce?
H2 What is the family mediation voucher scheme and who can apply?
H2 How to communicate with your ex after a breakup – an amicable co-parenting guide
H2 Introducing the amicable co-parenting app
H2 amicable divorce on BBC's The One Show – Jonna and Rob's separation story
H2 10+ co-parenting Christmas tips for a smooth holiday period
H2 Life after divorce – what to do and how to move on
H2 Silver splitters’ state pensions – Guide on how to check if you’re entitled to a pension boost
H2 How to arrange (and protect) your finances using a Divorce Specialist
H2 Establishing a new relationship with money after divorce
H2 Adjusting to life as a co-parent
H2 Why should you use an online divorce coach
H2 Coronavirus (COVID-19) and its impact on child maintenance
H2 Coronavirus (COVID-19) and your financial settlement
H2 Coronavirus (COVID-19) Co-parenting Guide
H2 A new direction: Changing careers during your divorce
H2 How amicable's technology offers access to justice for separating couples
H2 How quickly can you get a divorce?
H2 amicable wins High Court Judgment allowing couples to divorce without lawyers
H2 How can a breakup be amicable even when there’s financial strain?
H2 Divorce Day 2020 – fact or fiction?
H2 Divorce rates & statistics in the UK (England & Wales) 2021
H2 amicable's Behaviour Charter and the A, B, C of a successful separation
H2 Blended families – top tips to help yours work
H2 A simple guide to divorce and wills
H2 How do you move on after a breakup, separation, or divorce? – A guide to getting back out there
H2 What happens if a consent order is breached?
H2 Co-parenting, education & school
H2 Sorting out child living arrangements after divorce or separation
H2 amicable's helpful guide to child maintenance
H2 How do you deal with frustration during divorce or separation
H2 The divorce glossary – explaining divorce jargon
H2 Marriage certificate translation for UK divorce proceedings
H2 How to tell if your Relationship turned into a Situationship
H2 West Midlands Divorce Unit Closure
H2 Divorce, separation & dissolution terms explained
H2 10+ co-parenting dos and don'ts with practical examples
H2 Top tips for co-parenting through the summer holidays
H2 Three tips for co-parenting at your child's birthday party
H2 amicable’s top tips for co-parenting after divorce or separation
H2 When will no-fault divorce begin in UK?
H2 What’s the difference between mediation and negotiation services like amicable?
H2 Introducing new partners to your ex-partner after divorce or separation
H2 Why is my divorce taking so long and how to speed it up?
H2 Divorced Dads: Tips on how to turn Father's Day inside out
H2 Lara's story: Five things I wish I knew before I got divorced
H2 What is a decree nisi? A step-by-step guide on how to apply
H2 Quotes about divorce and separation
H2 Three tips to help you communicate with your ex as you separate or divorce
H2 Childcare arrangements after divorce & separation
H2 Recommended children’s books about divorce
H2 Valuing property for divorce: three ways to find out how much your property is worth when you separate
H2 How to handle Mother's Day as a single parent – top tips for Mums and Dads
H2 What to do with your dog if you split up with your partner
H2 Everything you need to know about property and divorce
H2 Five things adult children of divorce want their parents to know
H2 What to do when you get divorce papers through the post
H2 Can you divorce and still own property together? Guide to divorce and house ownership
H2 Divorce checklist: Nine things to check before starting divorce proceedings (if you don’t have children)
H2 The new routine – establishing a care pattern that works for all of you
H2 What is spousal maintenance?
H2 What is a decree absolute? Step-by-step guide
H2 What is a child residence order? (child arrangement order) – Costs & how to apply
H2 Divorce Day – Fact or Fiction?
H2 The Divorce Podcast
H2 Divorce after Christmas – told from a child’s point of view
H2 Five tips for co-parenting over Christmas and the festive season
H2 Ticking the 'financial box' on my divorce application – what does it mean and should I tick yes or no?
H2 How to get a divorce without a lawyer or solicitor
H2 The difference between tenants in common vs joint tenants – advice for separating couples in cohabitation
H2 The top three common law myths you should know about
H2 What’s the difference between marriages and civil partnerships?
H2 Tips for an amicable divorce – In the beginning…
H2 Five more tips for an amicable divorce
H2 #childrenfirst – more tips for an amicable divorce
H2 Lawyers vs Machines
H2 10 tips for a peaceful first Christmas after separation
H2 amicable featured in Legal Futures
H2 Is it over? Should I leave?
H2 Simple guide to divorce options 2025
H2 Why can’t we agree?
H2 Why we need to disrupt the family law sector in the UK
H2 Can you help us change the way the world views divorce?
H2 Five questions to ask yourself before you separate or divorce
H2 Divorce goals – what are they and why should you have them?
H2 What is a parenting plan?
H2 Divorce budgets: how they can help you manage your finances after separation
H2 amicable’s guide to financial separation when you divorce or legally separate in England and Wales
H2 Infographic : The Divorce Process
H2 Could a ‘mathematical equation’ be the solution – Gary Lineker
H2 How to tell your children about divorce and separation: seven top tips
H2 How much is communication whilst you separate costing you?
H2 Five tips for separated parents – Father's Day
H2 Are you sure it’s over? How to Brexit amicably
H2 Mr V Mrs – Call The Mediator – Love it or loathe it, the programme creates debate
H2 Guest blogger Alexa’s thoughts on co-parenting with the worst kind of ex: The narcissist
H2 Summer tips for parents apart and co-parents
H2 How to save money on your divorce with timing tips
H2 Eight jaw-dropping divorce statistics
H2 The launch of amicable’s unique way to divorce
H2 Divorce basics – what you need to know about getting divorced
H2 Christmas, co-parenting and divorce
H2 Tips on how to get a divorce if Christmas was the final straw
H2 What are the effects of divorce on children?
H2 Grounds For Divorce : What are they and do I have them?
H2 What is no-fault divorce and how does it affect separating couples in England & Wales?
H2 How long does it take to get divorced in England?
H2 amicable is announced as National Technology Awards finalist
H2 Two years separation as the grounds for divorce
H2 Divorce admin… Is divorce difficult because of the admin?
H2 Divorce and how to make the most out of father's day
H2 How to use unreasonable behaviour as the grounds for divorce in the UK
H2 Divorce after five years separation: the old ground for divorce
H2 Three reasons not to use amicable divorce and separation services
H2 Has the Government's increase in court fees contributed to decreasing divorce rates?
H2 Post-divorce checklist: simplify your arrangements post-divorce
H2 How to use adultery as grounds for divorce in England & Wales
H2 How to use desertion as the grounds for divorce in England and Wales
H2 How to use examples of unreasonable behaviour to divorce your partner
H2 What to do with your wedding rings when your divorce is official
H2 How to tell your partner that you want a divorce or to separate
H2 Divorcing with kids – The amicable guide
H2 Divorce statistics 2016
H2 Six questions to ask yourself before reconciling with your ex
H2 How to avoid the airport delay for parents with different surnames to their kids
H2 The amicable guide to co-parenting at Christmas
H2 18-point divorce checklist for a smooth separation
H2 10 Divorce myths and the actual facts
H2 amicable raises angel investment in order to help more couples to separate amicably
H2 How does divorce affect mental health?
H2 Divorce Day – fact or fiction
H2 Who keeps the cat once you're legally separated?
H2 How to rebuild your life after a divorce
H2 Which type of mortgage can make buying a house after separating easier?
H2 Is 50/50 always fair in a divorce settlement? – Our guide to splitting assets during or after divorce
H2 The divorce survival guide to Valentine’s Day
H2 My ex is introducing a new partner – six tips for co-parenting when your ex has a new partner
H2 What are the top 10 reasons for divorce?
H2 What’s the difference between legal separation and divorce?
H2 Silver splitters: How a lifetime mortgage could help you separate in later life
H2 Five tips for navigating Mother’s Day after divorce
H2 How can style boost your confidence during divorce
H2 How to help your friend through a divorce
H2 The pros and cons of the online divorce
H2 How to tell your friends and family you’re getting divorced
H2 Benefits post-divorce – What you should know
H2 What is a consent order?
H2 Read this before you send that text to your ex
H2 Five divorce negotiation tips for your divorce settlement
H2 Making ‘handovers’ a more pleasant experience for you and your child
H2 Owens v Owens: ‘No-fault’ divorce
H2 What is a financial order on divorce?
H2 Divorce law reform is finally on the horizon
H2 No-fault divorce – what you need to know
H2 Reasons for divorce UK
H2 Grayson Perry’s new Channel 4 documentary and how to get involved
H2 Using unreasonable behavior as the reason for divorce? Write a statement that will allow you to remain amicable
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HOMEPAGE (https://amicable.io) amicable | Divorce, Separation and Cooperative Parenting
[H2] Our services [H3] Legal & finances We help with all aspects of divorce and separation including if you need help getting divorced, agreeing on how to separate your finances or formalising your agreement in a consent order. We work with couples together to keep things amicable and affordable, wherever you’re in the process. Find out more [H3] Children & pets If you’re separating and you have children, you don’t need to go to court to make agreements for them. You can agree to these between yourselves or with help from a professional. We provide coaching sessions to help you to agree on the best arrangements for your family. Find out more [H3] Relationships & emotional support If your relationship has come to an end, understanding the emotional journey and your options is an important part of the process. We work with couples together, so that you're supported every step of the way. Explore our resources. Find out more [H2] Watch our first national TV ad: “Still a family" 42% of marriages in the UK end in divorce, yet we still treat it as a failure rather than a new beginning. Our ad follows Eve's journey through her parents' separation - showing what happens when you skip the lawyers and choose to work together instead. You don't need lawyers to get divorced. And when families choose amicable over adversarial, everyone wins. Especially the children. Divorce happens. We make it kind and fair. [H2] Tools and resources [H3] Divorce timeline Download a custom divorce timeline to learn how long the legal process of divorce takes and the steps involved. Get your timeline [H3] Parenting planner Explore our parenting planner. It’s designed to help you navigate the journey from parent to co-parent by discussing and documenting your arrangements together. Parenting plan [H3] Find the right service Use our diagnostic tool to explore our services and find the best one for your unique circumstances. Start now [H2] What customers say about us Trustpilot [H2] FAQs [H3] What is amicable? We’re an online legal service for divorcing and separating couples. Our specialists help couples get divorced, reach an agreement over their finances and agree on arrangements for their children, without needing to use solicitors. [H3] How is amicable different to solicitors and mediation? We’re different to solicitors because we work with couples together. We also offer fixed and transparent fees that include VAT and enable couples to spread their payments over several months with our flexible payment plans. We’re more comprehensive than mediation because we also prepare couples' legal documents and manage the court process. Our specialists are trained in helping couples navigate the legal and emotional journey of divorce and separation. [H3] What is the divorce process and how long does it take? Divorces take a minimum of 7 months to be completed due to the mandatory reflection periods. There are several stages to the divorce process and you can start your divorce yourself through gov.uk, or we have services where this is included. Read more about the divorce process reflection periods. There are several stages to the divorce process and you can start your divorce yourself through here. [H3] How much does it cost to get divorced? If you start your divorce yourself through gov.uk, you will need to pay the government court fee, which is £612. Use our court fees calculator to explore whether you might be eligible for a discount on the court fees. We offer services which include help with the divorce process and getting your financial arrangements made legally binding. [H3] How do I sort out my money and property? If you and your ex-partner are able to reach an agreement over how to divide any money, property, pensions and debt you can have this documented and made legally binding in a consent order. We help couples reach an agreement and we can prepare consent orders and manage the court process. [H3] I’ve already started my divorce, can you still help? If you’ve already started your divorce through the government website, we can help you agree on your financial arrangements and prepare your consent order which outlines this to the court and is made legally binding once approved by a judge. Flexible payment optionsWe’ve introduced six or ten-month payment plans, depending on the service, to help you to separate in a kinder and better way, without breaking the bank. Find out more [H2] Information and support We have lots of free resources to help you navigate your separation including help with the legal and emotional journey. [H3] Blogs Our advice blogs help you with all aspects of your separation including the legal process, finances, and the emotional journey. We also have lots of information about children, cooperative parenting and pets. Read [H3] amicable space Join amicable space, our new membership area with exclusive content, podcasts, webinars, and a community forum to talk about all areas of divorce Become a member [H3] Podcast Kate Daly hosts The Divorce Podcast, where she’s joined by experts and special guests to explore the legal and emotional journey of divorce, separation and parenting post-separation. Listen
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SUB-PAGE (https://amicable.io/legal-and-finances/) amicable | Legal, planning and negotiation services
[H2] Explore our services [H3] Separating but not married? [H3] Thinking about divorce? [H3] Started your divorce [H3] Starting a new chapter together? [H3] Tying the knot? [H2] Flexible payment options Our services come with flexible payment plans of up to ten months, helping you make arrangements in a kinder, better way, without breaking the bank. Find out more [H2] What customers say about us Trustpilot [H2] FAQs [H3] What is amicable? amicable helps couples make clear, fair decisions about their future, whether they’re planning life together, separating or divorcing, with expert support and less conflict. [H3] How is amicable different to alternatives? We combine legal expertise, negotiation support, and holistic planning, offering fixed-fee services to help couples reach agreements more calmly, affordably, and efficiently than traditional routes. [H3] What services do you offer? We support couples at every stage, from planning to live together, to separation agreements, divorce services, financial settlements and co-parenting arrangements. [H3] How much do your services cost? We offer a range of fixed-fee services depending on your circumstances, with flexible payment plans available to help spread the cost. [H3] Do I need to go to court? Most couples don’t. We help you reach agreements outside of court wherever possible, and can formalise arrangements legally when needed. [H3] Can you help if we’ve already agreed? Yes, if you’ve already reached an agreement, we can draft the legal documents and manage the court process to make everything binding and secure.
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SUB-PAGE (https://amicable.io/relationship-and-emotional-support/) Emotional support for relationship change
[H2] Our services [H3] Free-15-minute advice call Learn more about the emotional journey through one-hour coaching sessions to help you prepare for the separation process. This can be individual or joint. [H3] Free-15-minute advice call Learn more [H3] Separation coaching session Learn more about the emotional journey through one-hour coaching sessions to help you prepare for the separation process. This can be individual or joint. [H3] Separation coaching session Learn more [H2] Our relationship services Moving in together Taking the next step is exciting. Our Living Together Planning Session helps you and your partner talk through all the practical and emotional aspects of combining your lives, from money and routines to expectations and future plans. Living Together Planning Session — £210 per couple Book now [H2] Emotional support Relationship change, whatever form it takes, is an emotional journey. The practical side matters, but so does how you feel. amicable partners with trusted coaches, counsellors and therapists who can support you through the emotional side of whatever you're going through. Whether you're at the beginning of a new chapter or navigating a difficult ending, you don't have to do it alone. [H2] Who can help [H3] Divorce coaching Get support from a divorce coach — either individually or as a couple — to help you navigate the emotional and practical journey of divorce in a holistic way. A coach can guide you through each step, helping you move forward with clarity and confidence. [H3] Counselling Counselling offers focused support to help you work through specific challenges you’re facing, either individually or together. This can include couples counselling or one-to-one sessions, depending on your needs. [H3] Therapy Therapy provides a deeper exploration of underlying issues and patterns that may be affecting your emotional wellbeing. Typically a longer-term process, therapy can be done individually or as a couple to support healing and personal growth. [IMG: Couple on a date in a park] [H2] Improve your mental health with Betterhelp Our partners at BetterHelp offer counselling and therapy online at a time that suits you. They will match you with a qualified therapist based on what you’re looking for and want support with. amicable customers receive 30% off their first month. Click here to match with a therapist today. [IMG: betterhelp logo] [H2] Divorce & separation coaching We work with a number of coaches who can help you navigate the emotional journey of divorce and separation, alongside the legal process [H2] Resources [H3] Follow us on social Follow [H3] Advice forum Ask a question [H3] The Divorce Podcast Listen [H2] FAQs [H3] I’m struggling with the emotional side of separating. Where can I find help? It’s very common to find the emotional journey of separation challenging. Talking to trusted friends or family members can help you process how you’re feeling. Journalling, meditation, and mindfulness practices can also be supportive tools. If you’d like additional help, speaking to your GP is a great first step. You might also consider working with a counsellor, therapist, or a divorce coach who can guide you through the emotional aspects more deeply. [H3] What is a divorce coach, and does amicable offer this service? A divorce coach works with you individually or together as a couple to support you emotionally during and after separation. While amicable specialises in legal services for separating couples, we work closely with trusted divorce coaches and can refer you to someone who can help. [H3] How do I know if I need therapy during a divorce? If you’re feeling stuck, overwhelmed, or unable to move past certain emotions, therapy might be a helpful option. A therapist can support you in working through deeper issues that arise during separation. Divorce coaches and counsellors are also available if you’re looking for different types of emotional support. [H3] How do I tell my ex-partner they might benefit from therapy during our divorce? Suggesting therapy to an ex-partner can be a sensitive conversation. It’s often helpful to approach the topic gently, focusing on your concern for their wellbeing rather than making it seem like criticism. You could suggest that therapy or support might help both of you navigate the process more smoothly — for your own benefit and any children involved.
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