About Us

Making divorce paperwork simple, affordable, and stress-free.

DivorceMe is an online divorce document preparation service. We help couples who have agreed on the terms of their divorce prepare supported state-specific paperwork and filing instructions through a guided online process.

Our Mission

We believe that when two people agree to end their marriage amicably, the legal process shouldn't bankrupt them or take months to figure out. Our mission is to remove the confusion, reduce the cost, and give people a clear path forward.

We've built a platform that understands the specific requirements of every state — the forms, the filing procedures, the waiting periods — so you don't have to.

What We Do

Prepare your divorce documents

We prepare a state-specific document package based on your answers. County-specific forms are included only where we have mapped and verified the local requirement.

Guide you through filing

Step-by-step instructions for filing with your local court, including what to bring and what to expect.

Provide human support

Questions along the way? Contact our support team for help understanding the service, your document package, and the next filing steps.

What We Don't Do

DivorceMe is not a law firm. We do not provide legal advice, represent you in court, or make legal decisions on your behalf.

If you have complex assets, disputed custody, concerns about domestic violence, or any situation where you need personalized legal counsel, we strongly recommend consulting with a licensed family law attorney in your state. We're here for the straightforward cases — and we're really good at those.

Our research standard

How we review state divorce information

DivorceMe's Form Research Team reviews official state court, judicial-branch, and court self-help materials before publishing priority state guides. Those guides link to their primary sources and show the latest review date so readers can verify the information directly.

Primary sources first: official court form pages, approved packets, and judicial self-help instructions.
Clear limitations: we distinguish state forms from local county requirements and identify situations that may need attorney help.
Visible review dates: materially reviewed guides show when their sources were last checked.
Corrections: if an official rule or form has changed, contact us so we can investigate and update the guide.

This research supports document preparation and general information. It is not legal advice, and court requirements can change between reviews.

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