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What is included in the flat fee for a divorce? Are there any additional costs or fees beyond the flat fee?

In our flat fee divorce packages, we offer comprehensive services to ensure a smooth divorce process. For couples without children, our package starts at $899 per month, while for couples with children who require child [...]

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How can I determine if a flat fee divorce is right for my situation?

A flat fee divorce may be the right choice for your situation if you and your spouse are in general agreement regarding key aspects of the divorce, such as division of assets, child custody, and [...]

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What types of divorces are eligible for flat fee pricing?

Flat fee pricing for divorce typically applies to non-contested divorces. In non-contested divorces, both parties mutually agree on critical aspects such as division of assets, child custody, and spousal support. This streamlined process allows for [...]

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