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Old 05-05-2024, 04:55 PM
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Re: DIY online divorce

Amicable split here. Nobody wanted anything from anyone. No kids, no shared assets.

But even then, we still used a lawyer. Reasoning being that its better to have a professional sort it out rather than slip up on some minor details later on. Was also not in the right frame of mind to worry about the paperwork.

If nobody is disputing any terms, just one lawyer is enough to help you file for divorce. Cost around 3k. Filed in December, final judgment in April the next year. Relatively fuss-free.

If you want to use the e-portal, make sure everyone is on the same page, and everything is in order. Portal page also has a disclaimer:

Quote:
Originally Posted by Divorce eService
"You do not need a lawyer to use this eService. However, applying for divorce is a major decision, and you should consult a qualified lawyer if you are unsure about your rights and obligations. Please note that you will need to comply with the legal, procedural and formal requirements of conducting court proceedings regardless of whether you have a lawyer or not."
Caveat emptor. What seems to be the cheapest option at this moment, may end up costing you more down the line.

Good luck. Wish you well in this difficult period of time.