Your Uncontested Divorce, Done Right — Without the Attorney Bill
If you and your spouse agree, you don't need to spend thousands. Our step-by-step course shows you exactly how to complete a no-fault divorce yourself — the forms, the filing, and the final hearing.
Divorce doesn't have to cost $5,000 and a year of your life
When both spouses agree on the terms — property, support, and any parenting arrangements — your divorce is uncontested. And an uncontested, no-fault divorce is largely a paperwork process. Paperwork you can do yourself.
Online divorce
Handle nearly everything from home. Download and complete your forms, then file with your local court — many courts now accept e-filing.
No-fault divorce
You don't have to prove anyone did anything wrong. Every state offers a no-fault path — you simply state the marriage is irretrievably broken.
DIY divorce
Filing yourself (“pro se”) is legal in every state. The trick is getting the forms right the first time — which is exactly what the course teaches.
Everything you need, in one place
Built on Florida procedure as the model, with the methods to complete a no-fault divorce revealed for all 50 states.
🎥 4 video training modules
60+ minutes walking you through the divorce process from start to finish — no legal jargon, no guesswork.
📄 Fillable PDF forms
Where to access every form you need: Petition, Financial Affidavit, Settlement Agreement, Parenting Plan, and more.
✅ Sample completed forms
See exactly what properly completed paperwork looks like, so you can follow the examples — plus the common mistakes to avoid.
🧮 Financial affidavit calculator
A bonus tool to accurately calculate your income, expenses, assets, and liabilities.
📋 Filing checklist & timeline
Never miss a step. Know exactly which document to file and when.
⚖ Court hearing preparation
Know what to say and how to present yourself to the judge — includes sample testimony.
🏛 Clerk contacts & local rules
How to find direct contact info for circuit court clerks, filing fees, and local procedures.
📧 Serving your spouse
The civil process for serving divorce papers on your spouse, explained plainly.
Three ways to get this done
Pick the level of help that matches your situation and budget.