Vice.com tried out Hello Divorce and published their review in a recent article: “I imagine that anyone going through a divorce will appreciate how damn pleasant the [Hello Divorce] site is to navigate … It’s accessible and neutral, without feeling sterile.” Read More
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A recent article on Law.com detailed the June 30, 2021 public offering of LegalZoom on the NASDAQ Global Market. The first IPO of an online legal marketplace could pave the way for other public offerings even if it may take some time. Hello Divorce founder and CEO Erin Levine is excited about what LegalZoom’s IPO means for the future. “It’s only going to help our business. It adds validity that was never really there before,” Levine said. Read More
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Ozy.com tackled divorce trends in a recent article published on the site. Notably included were the offerings of Hello Divorce as a way to get through your divorce that is not painful on the wallet. “[Hello Divorce] allows folks to dissolve their union for just $1,500. With the average U.S. divorce costing about $18,000, that could be the difference between death do us part and debt do us part. Some worry it could spell the death of marriage, but if
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A recent article on ABAJournal.com discussed the rise of unbundled and virtual legal services. The increase can be attributed to the pandemic, but also to consumers pushing to have more affordable and accessible legal services. The article goes on to discuss how technology is now being used to provide direct-to-consumer legal services on platforms like Hello Divorce. “Not everyone is a good candidate for unbundled services, but almost everyone needs lower-cost legal help,” says Erin Levine, CEO and founder of
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Law, Tech and A2J recently published an article discussing how Hello Divorce is trailblazing the online legal services world. “There are numerous examples of attempts to do this from ‘Co-op Legal Services’ early ventures into fixed price packages in the early 2010s or the current offerings from organisations like Divorce Online. Hello Divorce has, however, a number of distinguishing features which make it a leader in its class.” Read More
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Daily Journal’s recent article on the state of the legal system shed light on the need for change, and for Californians to have more access to affordable legal services. “For example, we need more TurboTax – like tools for legal services — like Erin Levine’s Hello Divorce platform, where consumers pay a monthly subscription to access guided, do-it-yourself tools with support from legal document preparers or lawyers where needed.” Read More
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BadCredit.org recently interviewed Founder and CEO Erin Levine to discuss how Hello Divorce helps couples get divorced without the huge legal debt associated with hiring an attorney in the traditional way: “At Hello Divorce, our process puts you at ease by making the legal stuff convenient and easy to understand. You can easily navigate our guided divorce on your own or with the help of a legal assistant,” says Levine. This translates to huge savings for consumers as the average
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In an article published on My Domaine, Founder and CEO Erin Levine discusses alternatives to divorce litigation. A collaborative approach is “for couples that want to stay out of court but have complex issues (and lots of money),” says Levine of Hello Divorce, a service that guides clients through the divorce process through self-help software and access to legal experts. “Several professionals are involved – ranging from lawyers and financial planners to a co-parenting counselor – all with the goal
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A recent article in Law.com discusses the need for ingenuity in the legal field to include more options – like Hello Divorce – for consumers: “For example, we need new TurboTax-like tools for legal services—like East Bay lawyer Erin Levine’s Hello Divorce platform, where consumers can pay a monthly subscription to access guided, do-it-yourself tools with support from legal document preparers or lawyers where needed. Such tools are starting to emerge, but they are too hard to build given current
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Hello Divorce Founder Erin Levine spoke with Bloomberg Law regarding a recent and surprising decision by the Washington State Supreme Court to wind down their Limited License Legal Technician program. The program, intended to allow people with the LLLT certification to assist with family law matters at a lower cost than traditionally licensed attorneys, ends in July 2021 with the state’s Supreme Court citing lack of interest and cost as a barrier to continuing the program. “I’m concerned that other
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