Every divorce is the same twelve documents. Every couple isn't.
Pick the page that sounds like you two. Each one ends with an honest verdict — including the situations where we tell you to hire a lawyer instead of using us.
Divorcing with children in New Jersey, when you both agree
What an amicable NJ divorce looks like when there are kids: the parenting plan, child support guidelines, the extra $25 fee, and where agreement has limits.
Fits, with caveats
The house in a New Jersey divorce, when you both agree
Keep, sell, or buy out: how amicable couples handle a marital home in NJ, what goes in the settlement agreement, and the deed-and-mortgage work the divorce doesn't do for you.
Fits, with caveats
Waiving alimony in New Jersey, knowingly
Most amicable NJ couples waive alimony in both directions. What makes a waiver enforceable, why judges look at it, and when waiving is the wrong move.
Fits, with caveats
The real cost math of a New Jersey divorce
Two attorneys at $350+/hour versus $300 in court fees and your own paperwork: where the money goes in each path and which couples each path fits.
Good fit for self-serve
Do you two actually need lawyers?
The honest sorting test: which New Jersey couples can safely self-serve, which need one attorney hour, and which need full representation — from a product with an incentive to say everyone can self-serve, telling you otherwise.
Good fit for self-serve
Divorcing after 50 in New Jersey
Gray divorce has different stakes: pensions and 401(k)s, health insurance before Medicare, alimony after a long marriage. What amicable older couples should know before self-serving.
Fits, with caveats
Military divorce in New Jersey
Deployment timing rules, where a military couple can file, and why the military pension makes this the intent page most likely to end at the attorney door.
See an attorney first
Your spouse moved out of state. You can still divorce in New Jersey.
One year of NJ residency lets you file here even if your spouse is in Florida or Texas. How out-of-state service works, and the one wrinkle about property and support powers.
Fits, with caveats
Ending a short marriage in New Jersey
Married two years or less? Why annulment is probably not your path, what equitable distribution looks like for short marriages, and how fast the simplest cases move.
Good fit for self-serve
No kids, no house, nothing to fight about
For couples whose divorce is genuinely just paperwork — what the minimal packet contains, the realistic timeline, and the two mistakes even simple cases make.
Good fit for self-serve
Divorcing while pregnant in New Jersey
New Jersey courts can grant a divorce during pregnancy, but everything touching the child usually waits for the birth. What that means for timing and why this page routes to counsel.
See an attorney first
Same-sex divorce in New Jersey
Marriage equality made the process identical — mostly. Why the length-of-marriage math can be complicated for couples who had a civil union or long pre-2013 relationship, and when that matters.
Fits, with caveats