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Three-Step Divorce Consultation Process
1. Understand Your Situation
Get clear guidance on your marriage status through our online system or with professional support. We provide advice with empathy and care.
2. Transparent Costs & Process
We offer affordable, fixed-fee divorce services with a clear process and predictable outcomes – so you know exactly what to expect.
3. Ongoing Support Throughout the Process
For over seven months, a dedicated case manager will oversee your file, recommend lawyers if needed, and stay in touch from start to finish.
Divorce Procedures
Four Requirements for Quick Divorce in Hong Kong
Our Quick Divorce service helps you save time with a simplified process, typically completed in about seven months depending on case complexity and court schedule.
To qualify, both parties must:
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Agree to the divorce.
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Agree on child custody (if applicable).
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Agree on alimony arrangements.
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Agree on property division.
Who Can Apply for a Quick Divorce in Hong Kong
To file for a quick divorce, at least one of the following must apply:
Required Documents for Divorce Application
To file for divorce, please prepare the following:
- Copy of your marriage certificate
- Divorce agreement (if applicable)
- Previous and current addresses of both parties
- Contact numbers and occupations of both parties
- Exact date of separation
If you have children under 18:
- Full name, date of birth, gender
- Residential and school addresses
- School grade, custody arrangements, financial support details, visitation schedule
For children over 18:
- Full name and date of birth only
Divorce Application — How Long Does It Take?
Filing for divorce in Hong Kong usually takes around 6–7 months, depending on case complexity and court processing time.
Beyond ending the marriage, divorce involves important matters like alimony, child custody, property division, and living arrangements. That’s why professional guidance is essential – to protect your rights and ensure a smooth, fair process for all parties involved.
Fastest Way to Get a Divorce in Hong Kong
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Submit a Divorce Petition
File your completed Divorce Petition at the Family Court Registry. For joint applications, both parties file together
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Serve the Petition
Send a sealed copy of the petition to your spouse via post or a third party (not personally). If delivery fails, newspaper publication may be allowed. No service is needed for joint applications.
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Set a Court Hearing Date
Apply to the Registrar for a hearing. The court confirms service and assigns your case as either:
- Special Procedure Case
- Defense Case
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Receive Decree Nisi
The court issues a temporary divorce order. No attendance is required if uncontested.
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Receive Decree Absolute
After 45 days, apply to convert your decree nisi into a decree absolute. This finalizes the divorce once all legal and child-related matters are settled.
Our team guides you through each step, ensuring everything is handled smoothly and quickly.
Our team guides you through each step, ensuring everything is handled smoothly and quickly.
Divorce Procedures
To file for a quick divorce, at least one of the following must apply:
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Divorce by Mutual Consent
If both parties agree on key matters like custody, alimony, and asset division, the divorce process can be completed in 6–7 months with a temporary court order. Once finalized, both are free to move forward independently.
Divorce by Mutual Consent
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Fast Mutual Divorce Consultation
If full agreement isn’t possible, our firm offers professional consultation — helping review finances and assets to ensure fair, balanced solutions for both sides based on equal distribution.
Fast Mutual Divorce Consultation
Do You Need to State a Reason for Divorce?
Yes. The petitioner must show the marriage has “irretrievably broken down” as the legal reason for divorce.
Six weeks after receiving a decree nisi, you can apply to make it final by submitting Form 5 (for single petition) or Form 5A (for joint application).
If there are children, including those over 18 still in full-time education, the court must review their welfare before finalizing the divorce.
Once all requirements are met, the court issues the final divorce certificate (Decree Absolute).
Full Support Until Your Divorce Is Finalized
Most divorces in Hong Kong take 6–12 months, depending on the case. Starting early helps complete the process faster.
We provide full guidance at every step — from filing to final court order — and help you choose the fastest legal route, including custody, property division, or unilateral divorce.
One-Stop Divorce Service — Fixed Fee
Complete support from start to finish, with most cases completed in 6–12 months.
What’s Included:
- Consultation with our divorce team
- Drafting all divorce documents
- Maintenance (alimony) assessment and calculation
- Advice on illegitimate children matters
- Assessment of unreasonable behavior claims
- Custody order modification assistance
- Unlimited phone consultations until your case is finalized
Start your process today — book a consultation and let us guide you every step of the way.
Our Divorce Services
We combine family law expertise with personalized guidance and practical solutions for every client.
Divorce Procedures
Fast, discreet handling of all divorce applications and related matters.
Alimony Guidance
We help calculate fair alimony payments — whether agreed upon or decided by court.
Child Custody Consultation
Support in securing custody arrangements, including sole or joint custody as approved by the court.
China & Hong Kong Divorce Advice
Expert consultation on divorce procedures across both legal systems, tailored to your specific situation.
Divorce Procedure FAQ
Yes — if both parties agree on divorce, assets, and custody, you can file jointly by submitting a form, marriage certificate, and paying a HK$630 fee. No court appearance is required.
If separated for at least 2 years, you can apply for divorce on your own, even without your spouse’s consent. Both parties must be in Hong Kong.
Not always. If you’ve been separated for over one year, you can file even without mutual consent. But agreements on custody and finances are recommended.
If there’s no agreement on custody or finances, or your spouse contests the divorce, legal advice is recommended.
You can remarry once the court issues the final Decree Absolute.
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Comprehensive Divorce Solutions
We provide complete support for all types of divorce cases — including unilateral divorce, quick divorce, standard divorce procedures, and separation-based divorce. Our team is committed to helping clients overcome challenges at every stage with care and efficiency.
If you need assistance, contact us today for professional guidance.