Do You Qualify?

This service is for uncontested California divorces where both spouses agree on the major issues. Please answer honestly.

Has at least one of you lived in California for the last 6 months?

Yes No

Is your spouse willing to sign the divorce papers (or do you expect them to cooperate)?

Yes No / Unsure

Do you and your spouse agree (or expect to agree) on how to divide property, debts, support, and any children-related issues?

Yes, we agree or expect to reach agreement No, there is significant disagreement

Who is the Petitioner (the person filing the case)?

Wife Husband

Court forms still use Petitioner and Respondent. This tells us which spouse is filing.

Are there any current restraining orders or ongoing domestic violence issues between you?

No Yes

Wife's Information

Enter the wife’s legal information. Court forms will list her as Petitioner or Respondent depending on who is filing.

Wife’s first name *

Middle name

Full legal last name *

Any other names used (maiden, aliases)

Is the wife currently pregnant?

Yes No

Date of birth *

Phone *

Email *

Current street address *

City *

ZIP *

Filing county *

Husband's Information

Enter the husband’s legal information. Court forms will list him as Petitioner or Respondent depending on who is filing.

Husband’s first name *

Middle name

Full legal last name *

Any other names used

Date of birth

Phone *

Email *

Current street address

City

ZIP

Marriage & Separation

Basic facts about your marriage required for the Petition.

Children

Minor children (under 18) of this relationship. This affects which forms are generated.

Property & Debts

Use this section only if you and your spouse can agree on how to divide what you own and what you owe.

Community property. In California, this usually means assets acquired from the date of marriage to the date of separation. Earnings during the marriage, and things bought with those earnings, are generally owned equally by both spouses.

Community debts. The same time period applies. Debts incurred between marriage and separation are generally shared community obligations, even if only one spouse’s name is on the account.

Do you and your spouse have a dispute about property or debts?

No — we agree (or expect to agree) on the division Yes — we do not agree

Do you own any real estate (house, land, etc.) together or separately?

Yes No

After payment, the interview lets you list each asset and debt and say who keeps or pays it. You do not need to describe the division here.

Is there any separate property to confirm (property owned before marriage or received as a gift/inheritance)?

No — there are no such assets or debts to confirm Yes — list separate property

List separate property and who should keep it

The next two questions are only used to see if you may qualify for Summary Dissolution (a simpler process with property and debt limits). They are not used to divide your property. A rough total is enough — this is not an appraisal.

Approximate value of community assets (for Summary Dissolution screening only — exclude cars)

A rough number is enough. This is only a screening question.

Approximate amount of community debts (for Summary Dissolution screening only — exclude car loans)

Spousal Support & Name Restoration

Final personal orders often requested in uncontested cases.

Spousal support (alimony)

Neither party will pay spousal support (waived) Petitioner (you) will receive support Respondent (spouse) will receive support Reserved for future determination

Monthly spousal support amount ($)

This amount goes in your settlement agreement, not on the petition (FL-100).

Duration or other terms (optional)

Do you (Petitioner) want to restore a former name?

No Yes

Former name to restore

Does your spouse want to restore a former name?

No / Unknown Yes

Former name to restore

Your Path

This service is for uncontested cases where both spouses cooperate and will sign the papers.

Your path

Standard uncontested dissolution is the path that fits this service. Both spouses cooperate and sign. That is the package we prepare.

Financial disclosures

California requires each spouse to share a snapshot of income, property, and debts with the other spouse before the judgment is signed. You will get those forms in your download. You do not need to have exchanged them yet.

We have not exchanged them yet (normal) We already exchanged them

Review Your Answers

Please check everything carefully. You can go back and edit any section before paying.

How to come back tomorrow

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If you might use a different computer, or clear your history, save a backup now:

Open Access my documents

To restore later: go to Access my documents, choose Upload answers file, and pick the file you saved. Your answers will come back and you can continue.

The answers file is your spare key if you use another computer later.

What you get after payment

$229 · one-time California uncontested divorce package

California court forms filled from your answers
Custom marital settlement agreement
Step-by-step filing instructions
Child custody schedule, including holidays
Child support and spousal support agreements
Property and debt division
Post-pay interview to finish the details
Instant download and 12 months of revisions

This is a document preparation tool. You are responsible for the accuracy of the information provided. Court filing fees are separate and paid directly to the Superior Court.

Secure Payment

Pay the one-time flat fee of $229. After payment you will be able to download your document package.

$229

One-time flat fee · No monthly charges · 12 months of revisions included

✓ Marital Settlement Agreement generated from your answers
✓ Filing instructions for your path and county
✓ Printable summary of your questionnaire answers
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