FAQ

Yes.

iDivorceU provides you with the tools and the resources which will break the process down to make it easy for you to get a divorce. Our 3 step process is easy to use and easy to understand.

No, it does not matter where you were married. A divorce should be filed where you or your spouse reside. You do not file in the state or country where you married, but rather where you live. Check your state page for specific residency requirements.

Generally, if either spouse has lived in the state where you intend to file, you can use OnlineDivorce.com. Check your state page for specific residency requirements. The forms and instructions are state-specific and will be provided in accordance with state law. iDivorceU cannot resolve contested cases. We only handle uncontested or collaborative  If you cannot come to an agreement and need to have a trial, you should contact an attorney.

Yes. Provides the documents necessary to address all child-related issues.

Yes. iDivorceU provides the documents necessary to divide property and debt.

You can use iDivorceU if you have children and you and your spouse live in different states. Typically, you will file in the state where the

child(ren) resides. You should review each spouse's state requirements to learn what is required and help you decide the state where you will file.