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UK Introduces Online Divorce Application Process by Nobody: 10:09am On May 07, 2018
British authorities have introduced online divorce applications in England, and Wales to ease the divorce process for those going through it.

The Ministry of Justice (MoJ) announced that digital divorce applications have been by launched in England and Wales since May. The MoJ says the stress of applying for a divorce could be eased thanks to the new online service that removes the need for any paper forms.

The online service uses clear, non-technical language, making sure that the whole process can be completed online, including payment and uploading supporting evidence.

The ministry said 1,000 petitions were issued through the new system during a recent pilot phase, with more than nine of every 10 saying they were satisfied with the service. The MoJ says court staff currently spend 13,000 hours dealing with complex paper divorce forms, but this simpler and less technical online service has already contributed to a 95 per cent drop in the number of applications being returned because of mistakes.

Justice Minister Lucy Frazer, said: “Allowing divorce applications to be made online will help make sure we are best supporting people going through an often difficult and painful time.

“More people will have the option of moving from paper-based processes to online systems which will cut waste, speed up services which can be safely expedited, and is a better fit with modern day life.
” Sir James Munby, President of the Family Division of the High Court, said: “The online divorce pilot has been a triumphant success and shows that this must be the way of the future.”

The changes are part of a 1.4 billion U.S. dollar program to transform the court system, making it quicker, more accessible and easier to use for all. The Courts and Tribunals Service cited the example of divorce applicant, Rebecca, who used the new online service and received legal confirmation of her divorce less than 12 weeks later. Another applicant Elaine Everett, separated for more than two years before applying for her divorce, said:
“It was marvellous, pain- free and less stressful than the paper form which I tried several years ago to complete but got fed up of it being rejected.

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Re: UK Introduces Online Divorce Application Process by Nobody: 10:15am On May 07, 2018
uk and us still hold the country with the most Divorce rate in the world,hence internet romance scam going on rampant over there
Re: UK Introduces Online Divorce Application Process by whitebeard(m): 10:20am On May 07, 2018
These ones are making it compulsory to divorce...is it by force
Re: UK Introduces Online Divorce Application Process by MrSensor(m): 10:35am On May 07, 2018
cool We need it here too both online divorce and marriage. I want to have a Small talk with theupsetgirl.

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