State Guide
Get Illinois divorce documents prepared online, understand county filing costs, and see whether your uncontested case is a fit for a $129 paperwork-first approach.
90 days
At least one spouse must have resided in Illinois for 90 days.
No mandatory waiting period
No waiting period if separated 6+ months. Otherwise must wait 6 months from separation.
$210–$388
Varies by county; Cook County highest
equitable
5 forms
4 required + 1 conditional
Irreconcilable differences
Illinois is attractive because many couples want a practical uncontested option without paying full attorney rates. A strong page needs to explain residency, county cost variation, and when simplified options may apply.
Illinois timelines vary by county and case posture, though uncontested cases can move much faster than contested ones.
Our fee is $129. Illinois court costs vary widely by county and often land around $210–$388.
All forms are state-specific and court-approved.
You can prepare the paperwork online, while filing options depend on the county and local court systems.
Yes. Illinois uses irreconcilable differences as the ground for divorce.
Illinois filing fees vary by county and can be substantially higher in some counties.
Many uncontested cases still involve a final hearing or prove-up, depending on county practice.
Yes, but cases with children require additional parenting and financial documents.
Some Illinois couples may qualify for a joint simplified dissolution if they meet specific requirements.
Get your court-ready documents prepared for $129 and understand the next filing steps before you spend thousands on legal fees.