NEW YORK DIVORCE
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We use clear, flat-rate pricing, with no hidden fees or subscriptions.
New York divorces can be completed in two ways: fully online through an uncontested process, or through a traditional attorney-handled divorce. Online divorce is ideal for spouses who have already reached agreement and want a fast, affordable, and fully digital experience. Traditional divorce remains an option, but it is often slower, more expensive, and significantly more stressful due to court hearings, attorney scheduling, and hourly billing.
*Please note: You can still get divorced even if you do not opt for our RJI Full Service package ($1,500). Our legal team will draft your RJI documents, provide you with instructions how to notarize them locally, after which you should notarize them and file them yourself.
**Please note: The amount of $245 includes the notarization of the Index Phase document before e-filing.
***Please note: Court fees are paid separately and are mandated by the State of New York.
The cost of a New York divorce varies from case to case. Factors include court fees, attorney fees, document preparation, trial preparation, mediation, and other professional services. Because these costs can accumulate quickly, it is important to consider the total cost as a combination of all required fees.
There are two mandatory court fees:
These court fees apply to every divorce unless you qualify for a court-approved fee waiver. We can provide the waiver form if appropriate.
Cost of Online Divorce in New York
New York requires two separate court actions to complete a divorce.
Your online divorce is completed in two phases, each with a clear, fixed price.
A $5 administrative processing fee applies to all credit/debit card and manual payments (Zelle or money order).
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Below are the optional services available for New York divorces. All documents and filings are prepared by a licensed New York attorney. Clear, flat-rate pricing applies to all services.
Attorney-caused errors are always corrected at no charge.
A $5 administrative processing fee applies to all payments made.
Traditional attorney-managed divorces in New York can become expensive very quickly due to hourly billing, required filings, and the number of court procedures involved. Verified legal cost studies consistently show the following statewide ranges:
$300–$450 per hour (Varies by county and firm; consistent across multiple legal cost reports.)
$10,000–$17,000+
More complex or high-conflict cases – especially those involving custody disputes, financial discovery, or property division – often exceed $20,000–$30,000.
Traditional divorce involves multiple billable components, including:
Because each step is billed hourly, even a small disagreement can generate thousands in additional fees.
Online uncontested divorce avoids:
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