DIY Judicial Separation

On receipt of your payment we will forward by return post a VAT receipted invoice and questionnaire for the necessary information to complete the documentation. Our questionnaire has been specifically designed to ensure that the information you supply represents your situation and is compliant with the court procedures and court rules.

Once we have received payment and sent our questionnaire we will not grant you a refund under any circumstances.

We reserve the right to vary our prices at any time. The price of our products and services will be the price prevailing at the date of purchase.

On receipt of the questionnaire we agree to provide all documentation made to the highest standard and delivered to the address given us, within 5 working days of the returned and properly completed questionnaire.

If the questionnaire is incomplete and requires us to contact you we reserve the right to do so by telephone, mail or email depending on the amount of information missing or requiring clarification.

The legal documents supplied by us in connection with an application before the courts are expected to be filed with the court within a reasonable timeframe. As legislation, court rules and procedures and your personal circumstances are changing all the time it can happen that the documents become obsolete or require amendments. If after the expiry of one month from the date of issue by us of the documentation your documents are subsequently rejected by the court for reasons beyond our control we will not grant you a refund. If after the expiry of one month from the date of issue by us of the documentation the documents require to be amended we reserve the right to charge for our services. If the documents or any part thereof require to be amended due to a typing or other mistake on our part we will amend the documents free of charge by return post.

We reserve the right to refuse our service if we are of the opinion that the information provided to us is insufficient, is confusing or contradictory in nature so as to render the documentation defective or unrepresentative or that from the information provided the applicant should first consult with a mediator and/or a solicitor for independent legal advice and guidance.