DivorceNet and Hello Divorce teamed up to make divorce clearer, simpler, and less expensive. DivorceNet provides trusted state-specific legal content and connects users to lawyers if needed, while Hello Divorce offers step-by-step tools, professional divorce support, and court-ready forms. Together, they help people move from “research mode” to “taking action” without wasting time or money. This partnership is ideal for people who want more than just reading articles but less than hiring a full-time attorney right away. Users get options: DIY, guided help, or full-service support — all in one place. The goal is to reduce stress, speed up resolution, and give people more control over the process.

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. 

Hello Divorce is a valuable resource for high net-worth clients who are navigating the complexities of divorce and property division but do not want to have a long, drawn-out battle between lawyers. With 50% of our customers falling into this category, we understand the unique challenges and considerations that come with separating assets and finances. Our high net-worth clients typically start with our CDFA services to understand how complex finance or business holdings will be addressed in divorce. Then use that information to come to an agreement with your spouse, on your own or with the help of a lawyer or mediator.

At Hello Divorce we design your divorce experience around your needs, not around lawyers. You have the flexibility to handle your divorce on your own terms. Whether you choose to involve a lawyer depends on the complexity of your situation and your budget. If you have complex financial assets, own a business, or are facing a contentious custody battle, seeking legal advice could be beneficial. Additionally, if communication with your spouse is challenging or if you’re struggling to reach agreements, a mediator or lawyer can help facilitate discussions and negotiations. Hello Divorce offers legal advice from our team of  lawyers by the hour in all the states we have full service in. We also have a team of experts available to assist you with the right issue at the right time, ensuring you have the support you need throughout your divorce journey.