Guided
A second pair of eyes on every page.
The most common reason a divorce stalls is paperwork: a missing signature, the wrong form version, service done wrong. On Guided, a case specialist reviews your forms before you file and helps keep the case moving.
What your specialist does
Paperwork, handled with you
- 1
Review
Checks your forms
For blank fields, missing pages, the right versions and your county's habits.
- 2
Coordinate
Helps with filing and service
What to file where, how to serve, and what to do if a filing is rejected.
- 3
Check in
A monthly call
Where things stand, what is next, and what is holding you up.
- 4
Escalate
Brings in a lawyer
When a question needs legal advice, you can book one in a tap.
What a case specialist is
Case specialists know divorce paperwork and court procedure in depth. They are not lawyers and do not give legal advice. For advice, book a licensed family lawyer by the hour, or choose Attorney-backed.
Straight answers
Things people ask us first
Can I switch paths later?
Yes. Your case file, documents and conversations come with you. Many people start self-guided and add a specialist or lawyer when they need one.
Are court fees included?
No. Filing fees are paid to your court and usually run from about $80 to $450 depending on the state and county. Every state offers a fee waiver if you cannot afford them.