Do I need a solicitor?

Both my stbx and I have solicitors, so far it has cost £2000 each and nothing has happend.
Now after 15 months stbx and I can communicate ( through clenched teeth ) and have agreed a 45-55 split in my favour, with me taking on any debt which is minimal. We have agreed not to look at each others pensions as neither is great.
We have completed a deed of separation. So do I need a solicitor or can I just put that through the court ? I also have my nisi but not the absolute.Can I complete that without solicitors too?

Thanks in advance.

HI.
I would suggest looking at the Consent Order service on this site. It is a fixed fee & as long as you are both in agreement about the assets and finances - which it sounds like you are - they can use the terms of your Separation Agreement to draft a legally binding consent order that will be acceptable to the judge.
You will each need to get a CETV for each pension.
This is required even if you are only presenting them for dismissal. It is just proof you know what the values are.
* Look at the pension forum for advice*

I self repped my divorce & we were in agreement, so used the consent service for the assets and finances. Saved £££.

6 weeks & 1 day after your absolute you send £40 and the application for the absolute to the court dealing with your divorce. No sols needed,unless there is something complicated going on.
But make sure assets and finances are written in stone first.

Thanks for that. I had no idea we needede CETV for pensions when we were in agreement.
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