The calmer way to file for divorce.
When you and your spouse already agree, DivorcedVirtually turns one guided interview into the exact forms your court requires: completed, organized, and ready to file. No law office. No hourly meter. No surprises.
Starting is free. The flat $159 is only due when your documents are ready to download.
- One flat fee, shown up front
- Forms specific to your state
- Save-as-you-go, on any device
What your fee covers
- A state-specific interview that adapts to your answers
- Your complete, court-ready document package
- A filing and service walkthrough for your exact county
- Automatic saving across phone, tablet, and computer
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- One payment for your full document package. Attorney divorces average $11,000 and up
- $159One payment for your full document package. Attorney divorces average $11,000 and up
- Jurisdictions covered by our guides and forms
- 50 + DCJurisdictions covered by our guides and forms
- Of U.S. divorces end in agreement, not a courtroom fight
- ~90%Of U.S. divorces end in agreement, not a courtroom fight
- Typical time to finish the guided interview, spread across any number of sittings
- 2–3 hrsTypical time to finish the guided interview, spread across any number of sittings
The gentler way to untangle two lives.
A marriage ties a hundred small knots: accounts, addresses, routines, plans. Divorce is untying them one at a time. Our interview takes each knot in order, so the paperwork comes out straight.
Start untangling for freeMost divorces don't need a courtroom, or a retainer.
Roughly nine in ten American divorces end in agreement, not at trial. When yours is one of them, the whole job comes down to accurate paperwork, filed correctly. That's precisely the job we do.
Thousands kept, not billed
The average attorney-led divorce tops $11,000. When you both already agree, those hours buy you nothing extra. One flat fee covers every document your filing needs.
Built for your state's rules
Courts are strict about forms. Your packet uses the current documents your county actually expects, assembled in the right order, with instructions written for people rather than paralegals.
Fits into a real schedule
Ten minutes in a waiting room, or an hour after the kids are down. The interview saves as you go and reopens exactly where you stopped, on any device.
Four clear steps, from first question to final decree
- 1
See if you qualify
Answer a few short questions about where you live and where you both stand. It takes about two minutes, costs nothing, and tells you honestly whether an online divorce fits your situation.
- 2
Work through the interview
Plain-English questions cover your marriage, money, home, and kids. Answer from your phone or laptop whenever you have a minute; your progress saves automatically after every answer.
- 3
Get your court-ready packet
We assemble the exact documents your state and county require, completed from your answers and arranged in filing order, with a signing checklist on top.
- 4
File, then finish
Bring your packet to the courthouse, or e-file where your county allows it. Then follow our walkthrough for serving your spouse and waiting out your state's timeline, all the way to the signed decree.
Same decree. Wildly different bill.
A judge signs the same piece of paper either way. What differs is everything before it: months of billable hours and office visits, or an interview you finish from your sofa.
Read our complete divorce guide| Traditional lawyer | DivorcedVirtually | |
|---|---|---|
| All-in professional cost | $11,000+ on average | $159, flat |
| Where it happens | A law office, during business hours | Your sofa, any hour you like |
| Paperwork turnaround | Weeks of drafts and revisions | Ready when you finish the interview |
| Progress saved automatically | No | |
| Instructions in plain English | No |
Quiet, civil, and finally behind them
“We both work full-time and neither of us wanted to burn vacation days on lawyer meetings. I answered most of the questions on my phone. The clerk accepted our packet without a single correction.”
Alyssa MoranTacoma, WA
“My real fear was missing one form and having to start over. The filing checklist told me exactly what to bring and even what order the pages went in. One trip to the courthouse, done.”
Devon CarterFort Worth, TX
“After fourteen years we wanted to land this gently for our daughter's sake. Doing it online kept the temperature down, and splitting one flat fee beat paying two retainers.”
Renee & Paul OkaforSacramento, CA
Common questions before starting
Do my spouse and I both have to agree?
Will a court really accept documents prepared online?
What does it cost, all-in?
How fast can this actually go?
No pressure, ever
Start when you're ready
The qualification check is free and takes about two minutes. Your answers save automatically, and nothing is owed until your documents are built.