DIVORCIO USA
Online Divorce in the United States
WE EXCLUSIVELY OFFER:
- Uncontested Divorce
- Missing Spouse Divorce (Divorce by Publication) when the spouse cannot be located in accordance with state law.
Our service is designed for those who want a legal, organized, and complication-free process.
All documents are drafted and reviewed by a legal team. We do not use automated templates or artificial intelligence generation.
An Online Legal Service — Not Templates or Automation
We do not offer "do-it-yourself" forms or generic templates. Each divorce is handled as a unique case.
Our work begins with an in-depth review of the customer's situation, followed by the personalized drafting of all necessary documents, ensuring strict compliance with the requirements of the applicable state and court.
The difference is clear: we do not automate divorces — we structure them legally.
States Where We Offer Our Services
Each state has specific rules, timelines, and requirements. To learn about pricing, procedural details, and legal specifics, please select your corresponding state.
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Divorce by Publication
Divorce by publication is a legal procedure used when it is not possible to locate the spouse, even after conducting a diligent search. In these cases, the law allows the process to be served through official publication, provided the requirements established by the applicable state and court are strictly met. Our team guides the customer throughout this process to ensure that the documentation meets all legal requirements and that the petition can move forward correctly.
How Our Service Works
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Pre-qualification
The process begins with a pre-qualification, which determines whether the customer meets the basic legal requirements to get divorced in their state, such as residency, type of divorce, and the existence of an agreement between the parties.
It is important to understand that the pre-qualification only confirms legal eligibility to file for divorce in the corresponding state; it does not automatically guarantee that the case will be accepted within our service.
2
Questionnaire
If the customer passes this stage, they are asked to complete a detailed Interview Questionnaire, organized into sections covering general information, marriage data, personal information, spouse information, assets, debts, and children where applicable.
3
Document Verification
Our legal team carefully reviews all information received to assess the complexity of the case and confirm that it falls within the limited scope of our services. If the case is eligible, we proceed with the personalized drafting of the documents. If it is not, the customer is informed and recommended to retain an attorney specializing in family law for direct representation.
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Final Verification and Filing
Once the documents are prepared, the parties may review them before signing. Subsequently, notarization takes place — either through an online platform when the state permits, or before a local notary — and finally, our attorney conducts a final legal compliance verification before filing with the court.
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Final Decision
Before sending the case to the court, the customer must pay the applicable finalization fee, which includes the court filing fees, via Zelle or Money Order. After filing, the only remaining step is to await the judge's decision.
If you already have an agreement or wish to formally begin the process:
START YOUR CASE WITH DIVORCIO USA
Hearings and Legal Representation
In most states, uncontested divorces do not require a hearing.
However, in some states, such as Maryland and Texas, at least one hearing is mandatory. When possible, the customer may retain additional legal representation for appearances, if necessary.
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Transparency and Limited Scope
Our service has a limited scope and is designed exclusively for non-contested cases. We guarantee that the documents will be drafted in accordance with the customer's specific situation and the applicable state and court requirements.
We cannot guarantee the judge's decision, that the court will not require an additional hearing, or the final outcome of the judicial process, as these decisions depend exclusively on the competent court.
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Tracking and Communication
During the process, the customer receives periodic updates by email and, in certain states, access to our Online Portal to check the status of the case.
Each phase of the process must be fully paid before it begins, which ensures clarity and organization at every stage.
Start Your Divorce Process Today
Our goal is to simplify your divorce, reduce errors, and avoid unnecessary delays, always within the legal framework.To learn about specific requirements and get started:
START YOUR CASE WITH DIVORCE ONLINEDebra H. Buchanan
Attorney at Law
Alabama
Member of the Alabama Bar
Exclusively virtual services and consultations
285 N Foster Street, Suite 711
Dothan, AL 36303-4541
Tristan Gillespie
Attorney at Law | The Gillespie Law Firm, LLC
Georgia, New Jersey AND Texas
Exclusively virtual services and consultations
600 Blakenham Court
Johns Creek, GA 30022
Cameron Niakan, Esq.
Attorney at Law
MARYLAND
Member of the Maryland Bar
Exclusively virtual services and consultations
10301 Grosvenor Pl. #707, Rockville, MD 20852
Farva Jafri
Attorney at Law | Justice Law Group,
PLLC
New York
Member of the New York Bar
Exclusively virtual services and consultations
418 Broadway # 6302 Albany, NY 12207
Anthony T. Litsch III
Attorney at Law
Florida
Member of the Florida State Bar since 2010
Exclusively virtual services
301 Mission Drive #1241, New Smyrna Beach, FL 32168
Manuel F. Rios III
Attorney at Law
WASHINGTON
Member of the Washington State Bar since 1997
Exclusively virtual services
1109 1st Ave Ste 212, Seattle, WA 98101
Our friendly team is here to help you!
Phone
(214) 856-6122
info@divorciousa.com
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In an agreed divorce, the spouses can file their divorce in any County in Washington. The Circuit Court in Lee County, Washington, allows you to complete your agreed divorce without a court appearance. As such, to offer a genuinely virtual, 100% online divorce, we prepare divorce documents for filing in Lee County Circuit Court. There may be other counties where a court appearance is not required, but most counties require a court appearance. Should you wish to file in a county other than Lee County, we can prepare your documents for that county, but we charge $100 extra to draft documents for counties other than Lee. If you wish to file in a county other than Lee County, a court appearance will likely be required to finalize your agreed divorce. We know that some people – even other attorneys – might tell you that at least one of the parties (you or your spouse) must go to court at least once before your divorce can be granted. This is not accurate. We have assisted thousands with their agreed Washington divorce, for which no court appearance was required using the Circuit Court in Lee County, Washington.