At the 2019 Clio Cloud Conference, CEO Erin Levine gave an interview to Legal Talk Network about lawyer burnout and how her Hello Divorce model is a win-win that gives lawyers flexibility to live the life they want, while offering clients the affordable legal services they need. I looked at my website and saw that what we were encouraging was the win/lose/fight-till-you-can’t-any-longer super agressive lawyering. And I also realized at the same time that that type of lawyering was what was…

Technology has changed divorce in so many ways. Hello Divorce is one great example in this article of how technology has enabled services like ours to make divorce more understandable, transparent and affordable. Levine’s goal is to make divorce more accessible to those who may not have the knowledge or experience yet, and show them they have options. Even if you are not living in California, Hello Divorce’s blog is still worth reading for its concise, straightforward articles on topics…

In an article about the rise of divorce apps, Lawyer’s Favorite mentions Hello Divorce as a path toward a more affordable divorce. “Hello Divorce, for example, started in 2017 as part of a law firm, two years later, it has evolved into a nonlaw corporation that provides a lot of legal help. There’s an average fee of $1,500, and 90 percent of those who paid completed the process through the app. The figure is obviously lower than what you would expect…

Hello Divorce has been named one of ten finalists that will compete in the 7th Annual Women Founders Network Fast Pitch Competition on October 30, 2019. “It was challenging to narrow down the field of over 120 high quality applicants to ten finalists, and we’re excited to be working with these amazing women founders to help accelerate their success,” said Women Founders Network founder and CEO Darya Allen-Attar in a statement. Read More