Online Divorce in California for $129
Online Divorce in California for $129
If you’re looking for a COMPLETE California uncontested divorce online by EXPERTS for $129, welcome to the end of your search.
ALL Divorce Papers FULLY Prepared PLUS Expert Guidance Through the Whole Uncontested Divorce Process
ALL Divorce Papers FULLY Prepared PLUS Expert Guidance Through the Whole Uncontested Divorce Process
Tell Me How NetDivorce Works
Complete the Online Interview
Complete our secure online divorce interview from the comfort of your home or office. The average time is 30-90 minutes, depending on what's involved in your case.
Immediate Download of Prepared Divorce Papers
As soon as you have completed your online interview, NetDivorce automatically prepares your fully completed state AND local county divorce papers for IMMEDIATE DOWNLOAD.
Print and Sign Your Ready-to-File Divorce Papers
Print your ready-to-file fully completed state and county divorce papers on your home or office printer, the printer of a friend or relative or print at the public library, Staples, Office Depot, etc.
E-File or File in Person at Your Local Court
File (or e-File at courts where available) your divorce papers at your local Superior Court and complete your uncontested divorce using your customized NetDivorce instructions.
Here's What You Get From NetDivorce for $129:
- Low-Cost Flat-Fee Uncontested California Divorce
- Complete Case - All State and County Divorce Papers Fully & Expertly Prepared
- Includes Your Marital Settlement Agreement - No Additional Cost
- IMMEDIATE downloads - no 12-14 day snail-mail delay - No Additional Cost
- Step by Step Case-Specific Written Instructions
- Unlimited EXPERT Client Support by phone, email and live chat Monday-Friday 7 AM - 7 PM
- Includes Minor Children - Child Custody, Visitation/Parenting - No Additional Cost
- Includes Child Support and/or Spousal Support - No Additional Cost
- Includes Court Orders for Property/Debt Division - No Additional Cost
- Includes Request to Waive Court Costs in Low Income Cases - No Additional Cost
- Includes Name Change Back to Prior Name - No Additional Cost
- Transparent Fees - No Up-selling! You Know Your Total Cost Up Front - It's $129!!
- No Monthly Fees Like Most Others. Don't Get Tricked! They hit your credit card every month till you cancel!
- 39 Years Experience in Uncontested California Divorce
Are you beginning to get the idea? You cannot pay us more than $129!! Don't even ask!
NetDivorce's Pledge To You, the California Divorce Consumer
If you’ve made the difficult personal decision to terminate your marriage or domestic partnership in California, watch NetDivorce’s pledge to you, the California divorce consumer, in the following video:
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FAQ
California Family Code 2339 requires that a divorce cannot be finalized until a minimum of 6 months have passed after the respondent has been served or has filed an appearance. There are no exceptions to this. You may hear about people getting their divorce judgments signed or ‘entered’ in 2 or 3 months. That is common. Depending on which county you live in, you may get your divorce judgment signed in as little as about 7 weeks or as long as 5+ months. However, that divorce judgment cannot terminate your marriage for a minimum of 6 months. Almost certainly not. Hearings are expensive and time-consuming for courts. They try to avoid them. However, the final decision on a hearing, even in an uncontested divorce, is always the judge’s, and judges have different views on hearings. Some require a hearing in certain cases (such as long-term marriages without any provision for spousal support) and some judges don’t ever require a hearing. That must depend on the facts of your case. If you have a contested case, a very large marital estate, a very complex case (trusts, active businesses, tax problems, etc.) or a case that involves domestic violence, you really should use a certified family law specialist attorney. You will be glad you did. However, if your case is relatively simple and uncontested, you can hire an experienced online divorce provider to prepare all of your paperwork and guide you through the process. Hidden monthly fees. Many online divorce websites, including all of those who claim that $139, $149, $159 or $169 are their total fees, also charge monthly fees. Those monthly fees are usually $35-$40. On the top pages of their sites, they claim that $139 is a ‘complete fee’ or a ‘one-time payment.’ But they disclose the monthly fees in their Terms of Use where they know you won’t look. So you will pay $139 + (6 months X $40) = $379, NOT $139. They hit your credit card every month until you cancel. And they slow your case down on purpose so that you will pay the monthly fees for even longer than 6 months. Yes, but it is much more difficult and time-consuming. If your spouse cannot be served with papers in the normal manner, your Summons must be published in your local newspaper for 4 consecutive weeks before your 6 months waiting period begins. If you have low income, the Summons can be posted in the court lobby for those 4 weeks. Publication (or posting) can only be done with a judge’s consent, which is very difficult to get. Judges always suspect that you really know where your spouse is. So you must prove to the judge that you have done everything reasonably possible to find your spouse. Again, the publication (or posting) is not an easy process.How long does it take to get a divorce in California?
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