Divorce.com sells the full errand, not just the paperwork. The entry package covers personalized documents and unlimited edits before filing, the middle tier adds a case manager who files with the court and chases the spouse for signatures, and the top tier folds in mediation hours and direct communication with an attorney. Published pricing runs from several hundred dollars for the DIY route to roughly two thousand for the guided one, with installment payments available and support reachable around the clock.
Worth it for someone who works long shifts and does not want to learn county e-filing rules or drive downtown twice. Poor fit for a bare bones case with no kids and no property, where the same court forms come from a form service for under two hundred dollars. Filing fees set by the county are billed separately, and mediation only helps if both people actually show up.
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