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After 8 years of marriage, my husband and I mutually agreed to part ways. We had no children and minimal shared assets, so we knew we didn't need a full attorney. I found DivorcePrep through a Google search and was immediately relieved by how clear and straightforward the process was. The eligibility quiz confirmed we qualified for uncontested divorce, and from there the document preparation was seamless. I uploaded our information, reviewed the forms, and had everything ready to file within a week. The privacy of doing it all from home was incredibly important to me during such a personal time.

My wife and I had already worked everything out between ourselves. We had a shared apartment lease and one joint bank account — nothing complicated. What we needed was someone to prepare the legal documents correctly so we could file. DivorcePrep was exactly that. No upselling, no pressure to hire an attorney, just clean document preparation. The platform was very transparent about what it is and isn't — it's not legal advice, it's document preparation. That honesty actually made me trust it more. We filed in Maricopa County and the whole process took about 8 weeks from start to finish.

I was quoted $3,500 by a local family law attorney just to handle the paperwork for our uncontested divorce. We had no disputes, no children, and had already divided everything. The quote felt absurd. A friend mentioned DivorcePrep and I decided to try it. The eligibility quiz was the first thing I did — it took about 5 minutes and confirmed I was a good candidate. The document preparation itself was thorough and the instructions were clear at every step. I saved over $3,000 and the documents were just as professionally prepared. I'd recommend this to anyone in a straightforward uncontested situation.

What surprised us most was how the platform helped us stay organized and aligned. We both had access to the same documents and could review everything together before filing. There were no surprises, no miscommunications. The process was respectful of the fact that we were both going through something difficult, and the clear instructions helped us focus on what needed to be done rather than getting lost in legal jargon. We had two kids and had already worked out a parenting plan — DivorcePrep prepared the documents to reflect our agreement accurately.