No Fault Divorce has been a godsend for many, but some firms might be

Posted by Nigel Ling

true 16 August 2023

No Fault Divorce has been a godsend for many, but some firms might be taking advantage.

That's why the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) will be investigating those that offer "quickie" divorces and will writings.

It comes after some people complained that they were misled on procedures and prices after being drawn in with false promises:https://bbc.in/47nVWAH

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