Whether it's amicable or complicated, we make it survivable. Pick a flat-fee plan, answer a few questions, and get an attorney licensed in your state, without the $400/hour meter running.
The right plan depends mostly on one thing: how much you and your spouse agree.
You and your spouse are aligned on the big stuff, property, kids, support. This is faster, cheaper, and usually doesn't need a courtroom.
There are real disagreements about custody, assets, or support. You'll want an attorney negotiating, and, if it comes to it, representing you in court.
Drafted for your county, ready to sign.
A printed checklist so nothing slips through.
…and we flag each one at the right time. Nothing forgotten.
Same four steps no matter which plan you pick. The difference is how much we carry for you.
Choose DIY, Guided, or Full Representation. Flat price, shown before you pay.
A 20-minute guided intake. Property, kids, dates, we pre-fill every form.
A lawyer licensed in your state checks your paperwork (Guided & Full plans).
We hand you the filing packet for your county, or file and appear for you.
These are national starting prices. Your state's page shows exact figures, including local court fees.
You drive. We hand you every form, pre-filled.
We prep everything; a licensed attorney checks it before you file.
A dedicated attorney handles your case end-to-end.
Friend+ members take 20% off all three. →
A real, redacted excerpt of a completed uncontested divorce complaint. Click each part to see where it lives in the document.
Maria E. Rivera v. Marcus J. Rivera
Plaintiff, Maria Elena Rivera, residing at 1428 Cedar Lane, Newark, NJ, by way of Complaint against the Defendant, Marcus James Rivera, says:
The Plaintiff has been a bona fide resident of the State of New Jersey for more than one year preceding the filing of this Complaint. The parties have experienced irreconcilable differences for a period of at least six (6) months which make it appropriate to dissolve the marriage.
The parties acquired certain real and personal property during the marriage. Plaintiff requests that the Court equitably distribute all marital assets and debts, and enter such orders for support as are fair and just under N.J.S.A. 2A:34-23.
Two children were born of the marriage, Sofia (9) and Diego (6). Plaintiff requests joint legal custody and a parenting plan in the best interests of the children.
No marketing tricks. Here's the stuff that actually matters in a divorce.
Residency rules, waiting periods, and filing fees change at every state line. Each state page is written for exactly that, pick yours.
More state pages going live every month. Don't see yours? We still cover you.
“We agreed on almost everything and still nearly paid a lawyer $6,000. The Guided plan was $799, an attorney caught two mistakes, and we were done in nine weeks.”
“It started ugly. Having someone negotiate for me kept it from getting uglier, and it cost a fraction of what I was quoted elsewhere.”
“The parenting-plan worksheet made the hardest conversation feel structured instead of scary. Our kids barely felt the bump.”
The questions people ask us most before starting a divorce. Anything else, our team is a chat away.
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