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New York Divorce Online is an online attorney service that helps you get a divorce by way of the internet. It's designed for couples who agree to end their marriage and are willing to sign the necessary papers. Instead of going to a physical lawyer's office, you can do everything online from your computer or smartphone. You can complete your divorce virtually. Here's how it works:
Personalized Documents: We provide legal documents that are customized to your specific situation.
Online Signing and Notarization: You and your spouse can sign and notarize all the documents online, no need for physical signatures or finding a local notary.
Electronic Filing: Our attorney takes care of submitting everything electronically to the Supreme Court. You don't have to visit the court in person.
Quick Process: You can expect to receive your divorce 30-45 days after we submit the final documents to the court.
In New York, getting a divorce involves two phases:
Start Your Divorce: First, you need to start the divorce process with the court by filing some paperwork and getting an Index Number, which is like a case number.
Finalizing Your Divorce: After that, you'll need to file more legal documents (about 8 to 10 more) before a judge can make a decision on your divorce. This part is called the finalizing or judgment phase, and our virtual attorney takes care of all of it for you.
Our virtual divorce online process is:
Easy: We guide you through simple questions to gather the information needed
Convenient: You can do it from the comfort of your home.
Affordable: It's a cost-effective way to handle your divorce.
If you have children, we also help you with questions related to child support, visitation, and custody. We can even calculate child support for you if needed.
In a nutshell, New York Divorce Online offers an easy, affordable, and fast way to end your marriage when both parties agree to the divorce.
