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Supernick | 17:22 Tue 31st May 2005 | How it Works
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If someone said they wanted a divorce (nothing to do with me thankfully) is there anywhere you can go to get some free advice on how to proceed, especially if you're going to have to sort out what to do with a joint mortgage etc.
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http://www.ondivorce.co.uk/

 looks like a good place to start

17:30 Tue 31st May 2005
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The local Citizen's Advice Bureau is always a good place to start.
10:24 Wed 01st Jun 2005
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Why does everybody recommend the CAB? they are the most unhelpful people around, all the information they know is what they read out of a book that is about 100 years old.

21:43 Thu 02nd Jun 2005
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Because although it sounds like you have had a bad experience the CAB train all of their advisers who usually have relevant professional experience and they have access to all the latest publications / leaflets etc that can be given to people making enquiries. Plus they are free and independent. To my mind this makes them a valuable and useful organisation. The last poster clearly disagrees...
12:31 Fri 03rd Jun 2005

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