Hello Divorce is highlighted in this article in Above the Law, about how DIY services are filling the gap when it comes to affordable legal help. But, as the article notes, not all DIY is created equally – for a complex issue like divorce, a hybrid model like Hello Divorce, which offers DIY tools and support alongside transparent, flat-rate legal help on demand, from a vetted attorney – is a much wiser option. “Existing DIY options have been a great…

In 2015, the Legal Technology Resource Center launched their Women of Legal Tech initiative with a list of innovators and leaders in legal technology. Today that list  includes 100 talented and influential women leaders – including Hello Divorce CEO Erin Levine. “I became involved in legal design to find a solution that did not yet exist to the divorce law access to justice problem. I wanted to build a legal platform that provided affordable—but meaningful—assistance to the millions of Americans who cannot…

Legal Mosaic CEO Mark Cohen names Hello Divorce as an example of a service that meets consumer challenges through new service delivery paradigms. “[Hello Divorce] provides self-help documents and access to attorneys online or by phone. The service is faster, more cost-effective, and predictable than retaining an attorney in “routine” divorces.”

More than 100 nominations poured in for the 2019 Legal Technology Resource Center ‘Women of Legal Tech’ award. Hello Divorce CEO Erin Levine was one of 15 finalists named to the list. “The selection process was unbelievably challenging, but we rounded off the honorees to 100 by adding 15 phenomenal women this year. These women will be recognized on February 27th in Chicago at the Women of Legal Tech Summit.”

In this article, Hello Divorce is mentioned as one of 2019’s notable tech innovations disrupting family law. “So, how can tech disrupt the cycle of conflict that comes with separation, divorce and co-parenting to streamline the process in the U.S. Family Law system? Enter the Digital Disruptors.”

In honor of Woman’s History Month, Erin takes a break from the usual (legal) articles to touch upon a very important subject: inspiring your best self. “What if we allowed ourselves the gift of surrender? Not knowing where we go next and being OK with that. We don’t have to have all the answers — we just need to be open to fresh possibilities and a new chapter in our journey.”