Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ’s)
- Can I Use Divorce ‘n Go for My Divorce?
- What is an Uncontested Divorce?
- What Forms Will I Get for the Purchase Price?
- Will a Lawyer Prepare These Divorce Forms?
- How Can Your Company Prepare Divorce Forms When You’re Not Lawyers?
- Does Your Company Give Legal Advice?
- What if the Court Does Not Accept My Divorce Forms?
- Are there any other Fees that I Need to Pay for?
- How do I Know that My Payment Information is Safe?
- How do I Know that Your Website is Secure?
- How Much are the Court Filing Fees?
- Does My Spouse Need to Sign the Paperwork?
- Can I Change My Answers Later?
- Once I Get the Paperwork, Do I Need to File Right Away?
- What if I Need to Get My Paperwork Changed After it Is Printed?
- I Have a Question, But it’s Not Listed On Here…
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Can I Use Divorce ‘n Go for My Divorce?
If you have an uncontested divorce (you and your spouse agree on everything), then you may use Divorce ‘n Go to fully prepare your divorce paperwork for you.
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What is an Uncontested Divorce?
An uncontested divorce means that you and your spouse can come to an agreement concerning your divorce, without having to have the court decide on the issues for you.
The FOUR key areas you and your spouse should agree on are:
1. Division of property
2. Division of debt
3. Custody of any minor children you may have
4. Payment of child and/or spousal support
If both you and your spouse can agree on these four (4) issues, then an uncontested divorce is one of many quality solutions that are available to you… and Divorce ‘n Go can help you with this process.
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What Forms Will I Get for the Purchase Price?
You will get all of the forms that are needed to file at your local courthouse in your state. These forms include, but are not limited to, the following:
1. Petition for Divorce (informs court you want a divorce)
2. Property & Settlement Agreement (divides up property, debt & lists child/spousal support plan)
3. Entry of Appearance & Waiver (informs court that your spouse will NOT contest the divorce)
4. Decree of Divorce (the form for the judge to sign after your waiting period)
To see an example of the divorce forms we prepare, click here.
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Will a Lawyer Prepare These Divorce Forms?
In order to keep our prices for preparing your divorce forms at an industry-low price tag, we do not use lawyers to prepare your divorce forms.
A typical lawyer will charge you an average of $1500 to $3000+ to complete your divorce for you. Instead, to serve you better and keep the prices low, we use lawyer-drafted forms… and we complete your paperwork using the information that you provide to us.
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How Can Your Company Prepare Divorce Forms When You’re Not Lawyers?
We can prepare your divorce forms for you, because you will be the one who files the paperwork and represents yourself in court (pro se).
We do not give any of our customers any legal advice, counsel or representation… all we can do is prepare your divorce paperwork according to the information you provide to us.
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Does Your Company Give Legal Advice?
Legally, we are not allowed to give you any legal advice whatsoever, since we are not attorneys at law. So the answer to that question is ‘No’.
If you are in need of legal advice, we highly recommend that you seek the services of a highly competent lawyer in your area.
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What if the Court Does Not Accept My Divorce Forms?
All of our divorce paperwork is court-preferred and of high quality. If for some reason, your local court does NOT accept the paperwork, we will do one of two things for you:
1. Revise your paperwork according to what the court clerk or judge has informed you that you are missing/or needs to be changed.
2. Refund you 100% of your purchase price, as long as you provide a written note from the court clerk or judge on why the documents were not accepted.
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Are there any other Fees that I Need to Pay for?
The only other fees that you may have to pay for are:
1. Notary fees (this can be done at your local bank, courthouse, DMV, etc. & generally costs between $5-$10)
2. Copying fees (you will need to make at least 2 copies of your notarized paperwork)
3. Court filing fees (you may check with your local courthouse to find out what the current fees are)
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How do I Know that My Payment Information is Safe?
We use PayPal.com to safely and securely process all of our customer’s payment. PayPal is the #1 authority in processing online orders on the Internet… and are the leading authority in processing payments for Ebay.com
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How do I Know that Your Website is Secure?
We currently use SiteLock.com to verify on a daily basis, that this website and all of it’s properties are safe, secure and free from any hackers or online thieves.
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How Much are the Court Filing Fees?
You will need to check with the local county courthouse in your area… for this cost. Sometimes, if you do not make a lot of money, you can get the filing fees waived at the courthouse.
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Does My Spouse Need to Sign the Paperwork?
Yes, your spouse will need to sign certain portions of the paperwork.
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Can I Change My Answers Later?
Yes, as long as we have not printed & shipped off your divorce paperwork… you may get it changed.
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Once I Get the Paperwork, Do I Need to File Right Away?
The paperwork that we prepare for you have open dates, meaning that for the most part — you may file it at anytime.
Please keep in mind that it is to your BEST interest to file as quickly as possible, as laws may change… or the circumstances of your marriage, property, debt, child care may change as well.
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What if I Need to Get My Paperwork Changed After it Is Printed?
For a small fee, we will revise and/or edit your paperwork to reflect the changes you desire… and e-mail you the updated divorce paperwork.
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I Have a Question, But it’s Not Listed On Here…
You may contact us with your question by clicking here.
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