Making UK Divorce Navigation Accessible for Everyone
Splitifi was built to ensure no one has to navigate UK divorce alone. We combine deep UK family law knowledge with technology and compassion to guide litigants, solicitors, mediators, and all family law professionals through the process.
Cases Processed
£593
UK Court Fee
Our Story
When the Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Act 2020 introduced no-fault divorce in England and Wales in April 2022, it marked the most significant reform to UK divorce law in over 50 years. Couples could now end their marriage by simply stating it had irretrievably broken down — without proving fault, blame, or years of separation. But the legal framework that followed — Form E, MIAM, FDA, FDR, consent orders — remained as complex as ever.
We built Splitifi to bridge that gap. Providing clear guidance on the 20-week reflection period and the financial remedy process, helping couples prepare Form E financial disclosure, calculating CMS child maintenance, understanding pension sharing orders, and preparing for MIAM appointments. All grounded in real UK court decisions — not US templates or generic legal text.
Today, Splitifi serves the entire professional network around a UK divorce. Litigants preparing their own cases. Solicitors automating Form E and modelling settlements. Mediators running FMC-accredited processes. Barristers preparing for FDR hearings. CDFAs delivering pension analysis. Therapists supporting the emotional journey. Each professional gets the tools built for their specific role — all working from the same secure, organised case information.
The UK No-Fault Divorce Process
Under the Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Act 2020, effective from April 2022
Stage 1
Application
Submit your divorce application online or by post. Court fee: £593. Both parties can apply jointly under no-fault divorce since April 2022.
Stage 2
20-Week Reflection Period
A mandatory 20-week period between application and conditional order. This period allows both parties to arrange finances, children's matters, and consider reconciliation.
Stage 3
Conditional Order
Formerly the decree nisi. The court confirms you are entitled to divorce. You must then wait at least 6 weeks and 1 day before applying for the final order.
Stage 4
Financial Settlement
Ideally completed before the final order. Form E financial disclosure, MIAM, FDA, FDR, and consent order. A financial order is strongly recommended to achieve a clean break.
Stage 5
Final Order
Formerly the decree absolute. The divorce is legally complete. Child arrangements and financial orders can be finalised alongside or after this stage.
Our Values
Compassion First
We understand divorce is one of life's most challenging transitions. Every feature we build prioritises your emotional wellbeing alongside the legal process. No jargon, no judgment — just practical guidance when you need it most.
Privacy & Security
Your information is protected with bank-level encryption. We comply with UK GDPR and the Data Protection Act 2018, and never share your data with third parties. Your financial disclosure is yours alone.
All UK Jurisdictions
From England and Wales to Scotland and Northern Ireland, we've built tools that understand the unique requirements of each jurisdiction — including the differences between the Matrimonial Causes Act 1973 and the Family Law (Scotland) Act 2006.
Family Court Compliant
Our documents are designed to meet Family Court standards, including Form E financial disclosure requirements, MIAM compliance, and consent order formatting aligned with the Family Procedure Rules 2010.
The Splitifi Professional Network
Professional portals, each purpose-built for a specific role in UK family law
Family Law Solicitors
Resolution members and collaborative law specialists across England, Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland.
Mediators
FMC-accredited family mediators supporting MIAM appointments and mediated financial settlements.
Barristers
Family law barristers supporting FDR hearings, final hearings, and financial remedy proceedings.
CDFAs
Certified Divorce Financial Advisors providing financial analysis, settlement modelling, and pension advice.
Therapists
BACP and UKCP registered therapists and counsellors supporting the emotional journey through separation.
CAFCASS
Working with CAFCASS officers to support organised family information for child welfare assessments.
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Navigate your UK divorce journey with confidence using Splitifi's complete suite of tools for litigants and family law professionals.