Divorce can be easier — and you don’t have to do it alone.

Yes, you can still work with Hello Divorce even if you have an attorney. Our Divorce Portal is specifically designed to work alongside attorneys, not replace them. The resources and tools we provide can actually help make your attorney's job more efficient - you'll be better prepared for meetings, have organized documentation, and understand the process more clearly. This often leads to more productive legal sessions and potentially lower overall costs.

Our platform provides comprehensive support across all aspects of divorce - from financial planning tools to real estate to co-parenting resources. This holistic approach helps create better outcomes while letting your attorney focus on the critical legal aspects of your case.

Most people don't need a lawyer to finalize their divorce, and they can save significant money by handling it themselves.

The basic divorce process involves:

1. Filing a divorce petition

2. Notifying your spouse through a process server

3. Negotiating settlement terms for property, debts, children, and support

4. Getting judge approval of your settlement

5. Receiving your divorce decree

While you can complete this process on your own, you have options for getting help without hiring a traditional lawyer:

- Mediation: Work with a mediator to reach agreements (typically 2-3 hours at $300/hour)

- Legal coaching: Meet with an attorney for targeted advice while representing yourself

- Online tools: Use guided interviews and document preparation services

If mediation fails or you have complex issues, you might need limited legal help. But rather than hiring a lawyer for full representation, consider working with one just to resolve specific sticking points while handling the rest yourself.

Most of Hello Divorce's clients have children and want a comprehensive custody agreement, child support guidance, and parenting plan that meets their individual needs. Use our free resources to get a sense of different parenting arrangements and options for child support, then meet with a mediator if you need help with details or coming to an agreement.

Next, input your decisions into our software, and your child-related court forms will be generated in the way the court requires it for your state.

Finally, your divorce specialist will help you make any modifications you need before we submit your agreement to the judge for signature.