DivorceHub Services
Honest, side-by-side guides to the services people pay for during and after a divorce: what each one costs, what it can and cannot do, and the free options worth trying first.
Prices checked on provider sites
State limits flagged
Free alternatives in every guide
Choosing how to divorce
Cost, timeline, legal advice and privacy side by side, plus seven online divorce platforms compared and the cases where only a lawyer will do.
Online divorce from $150; lawyers from about $4,000 per spouse
Read the comparisonAfter the divorce
OurFamilyWizard, TalkingParents, AppClose, BestInterest, 2houses and Cozi compared on price, court records and conflict tools.
Free plans up to $299.88 a year per parent
Read the comparisonWe check prices, plans and guarantees on each provider's own website and note the date we checked them. We look at what a service cannot do as closely as what it can, including the cases where you need a lawyer instead. Every guide lists free and low-cost alternatives, such as court self-help centers and legal aid, and flags state rules that limit who can use a service.
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A practical, step-by-step guide for everything you need to think about, before, during and after divorce.
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Legal information, not legal advice
These guides explain how divorce services work and what they cost. They are not legal advice. For advice about your own case, speak to a family lawyer licensed in your state.
US scope
Our guides cover services for people in the United States. Prices are in US dollars, and divorce rules differ from state to state.