What is not included in the online divorce application service?
Our fixed-fee online divorce service is for couples who have mutually agreed that they wish to be divorced. If your spouse does not agree to obtain a divorce, we can...
Read MoreWhat should I do if I cannot find our original marriage certificate?
If you cannot locate your original marriage certificate, you should supply your lawyer with a certified copy of this document. If you do not have a certificate of marriage because...
Read MoreWhat do I have to provide?
To file your divorce application online, we will require you to: 1. Fill out this online form; and2. Provide a copy of all documents requested, including but not limited to:...
Read MoreIs my application managed by a family lawyer?
Yes, a member of our Family Law team will manage the application for your divorce. All contact will be via email, phone or video conferencing, providing a quick and hassle-free...
Read MoreHow does this service work?
After filling out our online form, we will complete your application for divorce. Your application for divorce will then be forwarded to you and your spouse for signing. Upon receipt...
Read MoreHow much does it cost to get a divorce?
As of July 1, 2024, the approximate cost of filing a divorce application is $1,100. However, there are other potential expenses to consider in addition to this fee, such as...
Read MoreWhat is an uncontested online divorce and how much does it cost?
An uncontested divorce is agreed upon by both partners. We can process this type of divorce application using an online form, quickly and easily, without the need for costly appointments....
Read MoreWhat do I need to know before applying for divorce?
In all divorce applications, we are required to provide you with the Court’s brochure entitled “Marriage Families and Separation”. A divorce will also have an impact on the time limits...
Read MoreHow will divorce impact my will?
The changes in your circumstances brought about by separation and divorce mean that reviewing your Will is essential. If you separate from your spouse and you had made your will...
Read MoreWhat is the FCFCOA?
FCFCOA stands for the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia. The FCFCOA handles divorce applications across the country. It may also hear other Family Law matters, such as property...
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