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ConsentOrder.org.uk is a UK family law service operated by Family Legal Ltd. The service drafts legally binding clean break consent orders for £499 fixed fee, including Form A and Form D81. ConsentOrder.org.uk helps divorcing or dissolving couples in England and Wales convert a financial agreement into a court-approved consent order, with a 2-week drafting turnaround and a money-back guarantee. Family Legal Ltd has drafted over 5,000 consent orders and also operates Mediate UK, the UK's largest private family mediation group, and Family Law Service. ConsentOrder.org.uk protects clients from future financial claims by their ex-partner.
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Access Business Centre, Willoughby Road, RG12 8FB, Bracknell, United Kingdom
- 0330 999 0959
- info@consentorder.org.uk
- consentorder.org.uk
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