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Although it is possible to contest a divorce, it is not recommended that you do so. There are a number of reasons for this, including higher court costs and the likelihood that the same conclusion will be reached after the additional court visits and time spent on the case - that there is a valid reason for the divorce.

Divorce in the UK is simply defined as legally ending your marriage. This means that you are no longer legally married to your partner. It dissolves the bonds of matrimony between a married couple, usually via the courts or legal system of a country or state.

Every child is different, but generally those who are aged between 3 years and 15 years old will be the ones most likely to feel a tougher impact of their parents divorcing. Custody of the children is another factor which will be considered as part of your divorce proceedings.

As a general rule, the applicant (the person who applies for the divorce) will pay the court fees. However, some couples agree to split the payment of the court fees. This is usually the case if it is a joint application for divorce.