DivorceFiller Divorce Attorneys Review

Breadth of Services

DivorceFiller has helped over 10,000 people file for divorce through its largely automated process. The company reviews your case details, which are provided through an online questionnaire that takes about 15 minutes to complete. It then gathers the documents your state requires for filing. The forms you need will vary based on a number of factors, including whether you have minor children or marital property you wish to divide. DivorceFiller prepares all paperwork appropriate to your case. The company guarantees that the forms it provides meet all state requirements and will be accepted by the courts. DivorceFiller doesn't connect you with a live attorney to represent you and won't file your papers for you. Think of it as a do-it-yourself process with technical assistance. DivorceFiller is best suited to uncontested divorces. If you and your spouse disagree on key issues, such as property division, spousal support, or child custody the company can't assist you. Under those circumstances, you'll need an attorney who negotiates with your spouse and his or her attorney and sees to it that you secure the best settlement possible.

Pricing and Transparency

DivorceFiller charges a flat $139 fee to provide, then review the documents you need to file for an uncontested divorce. Is it a good deal? Truth be told, you can download those forms for free from state government websites. But most people aren't familiar with what forms they need. It's entirely possible to miss a form or two, without which you can't file. With DivorceFiller, your document stack is guaranteed to be complete. You'll answer a series of questionnaires and the company then completes the forms for you. Your documents are guaranteed to be acceptable by courts in your local jurisdiction, saving you worry and the time you might lose by filing incomplete documents. If you're interested in filing for divorce without legal representation, DivorceFiller represents a pretty good value.

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Educational Resources

DivorceFiller doesn't offer much in the way of divorce law information. While laws do vary by state, we would have liked to have seen even a basic glossary of legal terms used in family law on the company's website to help customers better understand the forms they are filing.