Pro Se Divorce

Before starting the divorce process it is very important to understand the process and make some decisions about how you will proceed. We encourage you to take your time before deciding which option you will use in your divorce.

If you do not understand your rights please consult an attorney.

To help us keep our costs down, we highly encourage you contacting us via e-mail.

Please remember that we do not offer any legal advice. If you do not understand your rights or you need legal advice please contact an attorney in your area.

Missing Spouse

If you do not know where your spouse is you can still get a divorce however, the process will be a little different.

If you are unable to locate your spouse you can still get a divorce and we can help you.

Each state has different divorce laws. Please read our State Requirements page for more information on this.

You may want to double check your state requirements prior to filing your divorce.

The Divorce Process

(Agreed or Joint Divorce)

In most cases, when both parties agree on everything, this process is pretty simple.

Once you and your spouse have outlined an agreement you can begin preparing your papers or have someone prepare them for you.

When you have the papers completed, you will both need to sign and in some cases, have them notarized.

You will usually need to make a few copies of all of the forms before taking them to your county clerk for filing.

The court clerks are usually pretty helpful. You must remember though, they will not give you any legal advice. This includes telling you anything that has to do with securing legal rights. We encourage those who prepare their own papers to have them looked over by an attorney prior to filing.

Missing Spouse or a Spouse Who Won't Sign

You can still get a divorce, the process is just slightly different. We do both missing spouse divorces and default divorces (a spouse who doesn't sign).

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