Divorce-Online launches Consent Orders Online for DIY divorces in England and Wales

By AI, Created 10:14 AM UTC, May 20, 2026, /AGP/ – Divorce-Online has launched a dedicated website to help divorcing couples in England and Wales secure court-approved financial agreements without using a solicitor. The service targets people completing no-fault divorces through Gov.uk who still need a legally binding consent order to protect property, pensions, savings and other assets.

Why it matters: - Divorce in England and Wales is increasingly handled online by couples themselves. - A separate consent order is still needed to make many financial agreements legally binding. - Without court approval, informal deals over property, pensions, savings and other assets can remain unenforceable. - The new site aims to close that gap for people using the government’s divorce service.

What happened: - Divorce-Online launched Consent Orders Online, a dedicated website for divorcing couples in England and Wales. - The service is built to help couples obtain a legally binding consent order after they have agreed a financial settlement. - The launch was announced on May 1, 2026. - Divorce-Online is based in Swindon, Wiltshire, United Kingdom.

The details: - Divorce-Online has more than 25 years of experience and says it has served tens of thousands of clients since 1999. - The new website focuses only on consent orders and clean break orders. - The site explains when a consent order is needed and how it differs from a clean break order. - The service uses fixed fees and says there are no hidden costs. - The process is designed for couples who have already agreed their settlement and need it made legally binding. - The launch reflects the growth of no-fault divorce in England and Wales, introduced in April 2022. - The company says most divorcing couples now complete the divorce application directly through Gov.uk instead of using solicitors or traditional divorce providers. - The site is designed to answer the kinds of questions people now ask in search and AI-powered tools, including whether a consent order is needed, how to protect a house in divorce and what it costs. - More information, the company’s announcement, the company’s announcement, and the company’s announcement were listed as social channels in the release.

Between the lines: - The launch positions Divorce-Online for a market where people want self-service divorce help but still need specialist support for the financial side. - The product is aimed at searchers who want direct answers, not broad legal directories or full solicitor representation. - The strategy also tracks with AI search, where concise, authoritative answers can matter as much as keywords.

What’s next: - Divorce-Online is betting that more couples will use the new site after filing for divorce on their own. - The company appears to be expanding its standalone support model around a specific legal step that many couples miss.

The bottom line: - Consent Orders Online is designed to make the financial settlement step of DIY divorce simpler, clearer and legally enforceable.