Welcome to the Divorce Genius (TM)

from the Brodsky Law Firm,
New York's Low-Cost Law Firm

Simply answer the following questions to determine the costs & procedures required for your uncontested divorce.

It does not appear that you qualify for an uncontested divorce. Feel free to call us at (212) 913-9907 to discuss your other options.

It does not appear that you qualify for an uncontested divorce. Feel free to call us at (212) 913-9907 to discuss your other options.

Your uncontested divorce will cost just $995 plus filing & service fees of $450 (total $1445).*

Here's the way it works (please print out this page for future reference):

1. We will need to receive a 50% payment ($725) to get started.

2. We will prepare the necessary court documents to start the filing.

3. Due to the division of assets, support, and/or custody, we will also need to prepare a Stipulation of Settlement, which is the written agreement between you and your spouse. We will discuss all the details together and make sure that this document provides everything that you want.

4. The court papers and settlement document are personally served on your spouse.

5. Your spouse will review the papers with or without a lawyer and do one of the following:

a. Your spouse will agree to everything and sign & return the papers to us, or
b. Your spouse will request changes to the terms of the settlement, or
c. Your spouse does nothing.

6. If your spouse does (a), then we will prepare the final papers for filing and you will need to come in to sign everything. You will also need to make final payment of $720.

7. If you spouse does (b), then hopefully we will be able to work out the changes in a cooperative manner, and both of you will agree to the final terms. If so, then we will prepare the final papers for filing and you will need to come in to sign everything. You will also need to make final payment of $720.

If you cannot reach an amicable agreement, then your divorce will become contested, and court proceedings will be necessary. This will result in significant additional legal fees at our hourly rate, which is currently $125/hour (still about half the price of most other lawyers).

8. If your spouse does (c), then we must wait 40 days. Once the 40 days are up,  and your spouse still has not responded, we can move on to the next step without him/her. We will prepare the final papers for filing and you will need to come in to sign everything. You will also need to make final payment of $720.

9. After the final papers are filed with the court, we then wait for them to be processed and a final judgment of divorce to be issued.

Ready to get started? Have more questions? Call us at (212) 913-9907 or send an email to brodskylaw@gmail.com.

Brodsky Law Firm PLLC
New York's Low-Cost Law Firm
328 8th Avenue, Suite 404
New York, NY 10001
(212) 913-9907

This website does not constitute legal advice. This website is for information only and should not be relied upon without the advice of a lawyer. This website is in part an advertisement for legal services in New York.

* We are not responsible for technical errors in calculating prices. Prices & procedures may vary and are subject to change at any time without prior notice.   

Your uncontested divorce will cost just $995 plus filing & service fees of $550 (total $1545).*

Here's the way it works (please print out this page for future reference):

1. We will need to receive a 50% payment ($775) to get started.

2. We will prepare the necessary court documents to start the filing.

3. Due to the division of assets, support, and/or custody, we will also need to prepare a Stipulation of Settlement, which is the written agreement between you and your spouse. We will discuss all the details together and make sure that this document provides everything that you want.

4. The court papers and settlement document are personally served on your spouse.

5. Your spouse will review the papers with or without a lawyer and do one of the following:

a. Your spouse will agree to everything and sign & return the papers to us, or
b. Your spouse will request changes to the terms of the settlement, or
c. Your spouse will do nothing.

6. If your spouse does (a), then we will prepare the final papers for filing and you will need to come in to sign everything. You will also need to make final payment of $770.

7. If you spouse does (b), then hopefully we will be able to work out the changes in a cooperative manner, and both of you will agree to the final terms. If so, then we will prepare the final papers for filing and you will need to come in to sign everything. You will also need to make final payment of $770.

If you cannot reach an amicable agreement, then your divorce will become contested, and court proceedings will be necessary. This will result in significant additional legal fees at our hourly rate, which is currently $125/hour (still about half the price of most other lawyers).

8. If your spouse does (c), then we must wait 40 days. Once the 40 days are up,  and your spouse still has not responded, we can move on to the next step without him/her. We will prepare the final papers for filing and you will need to come in to sign everything. You will also need to make final payment of $770.

9. After the final papers are filed with the court, we then wait for them to be processed and a final judgment of divorce to be issued.

Ready to get started? Have more questions? Call us at (212) 913-9907 or send an email to brodskylaw@gmail.com.

Brodsky Law Firm PLLC
New York's Low-Cost Law Firm
328 8th Avenue, Suite 404
New York, NY 10001
(212) 913-9907

This website does not constitute legal advice. This website is for information only and should not be relied upon without the advice of a lawyer. This website is in part an advertisement for legal services in New York.

* We are not responsible for technical errors in calculating prices. Prices & procedures may vary and are subject to change at any time without prior notice.   

Your uncontested divorce will cost just $995 plus filing & service fees of $450 (total $1445).*

Here's the way it works (please print out this page for future reference):

1. We will need to receive a 50% payment ($725) to get started.

2. We will prepare the necessary court documents to start the filing. Due to your religious marriage, we will also need you to come in to sign an additional document to get started.

3. Due to the division of assets, support, and/or custody, we will also need to prepare a Stipulation of Settlement, which is the written agreement between you and your spouse. We will discuss all the details together and make sure that this document provides everything that you want.

4. The court papers and settlement document are personally served on your spouse.

5. Your spouse will review the papers with or without a lawyer and do one of the following:

a. Your spouse will agree to everything and sign & return the papers to us, or
b. Your spouse will request changes to the terms of the settlement, or
c. Your spouse will do nothing.

6. If your spouse does (a), then we will prepare the final papers for filing and you will need to come in to sign everything. You will also need to make final payment of $720.

7. If you spouse does (b), then hopefully we will be able to work out the changes in a cooperative manner, and both of you will agree to the final terms. If so, then we will prepare the final papers for filing and you will need to come in to sign everything. You will also need to make final payment of $720.

If you cannot reach an amicable agreement, then your divorce will become contested, and court proceedings will be necessary. This will result in significant additional legal fees at our hourly rate, which is currently $125/hour (still about half the price of most other lawyers).

8. If your spouse does (c), then we must wait 40 days. Once the 40 days are up,  and your spouse still has not responded, we can move on to the next step without him/her. We will prepare the final papers for filing and you will need to come in to sign everything. You will also need to make final payment of $720.

9. After the final papers are filed with the court, we then wait for them to be processed and a final judgment of divorce to be issued.

Ready to get started? Have more questions? Call us at (212) 913-9907 or send an email to brodskylaw@gmail.com.

Brodsky Law Firm PLLC
New York's Low-Cost Law Firm
328 8th Avenue, Suite 404
New York, NY 10001
(212) 913-9907

This website does not constitute legal advice. This website is for information only and should not be relied upon without the advice of a lawyer. This website is in part an advertisement for legal services in New York.

* We are not responsible for technical errors in calculating prices. Prices & procedures may vary and are subject to change at any time without prior notice.   

Your uncontested divorce will cost just $995 plus filing & service fees of $550 (total $1545).*

Here's the way it works (please print out this page for future reference):

1. We will need to receive a 50% payment ($775) to get started.

2. We will prepare the necessary court documents to start the filing. Due to your religious marriage, we will also need you to come in to sign an additional document to get started.

3. Due to the division of assets, support, and/or custody, we will also need to prepare a Stipulation of Settlement, which is the written agreement between you and your spouse. We will discuss all the details together and make sure that this document provides everything that you want.

4. The court papers and settlement document are personally served on your spouse.

5. Your spouse will review the papers with or without a lawyer and do one of the following:

a. Your spouse will agree to everything and sign & return the papers to us, or
b. Your spouse will request changes to the terms of the settlement, or
c. Your spouse will do nothing.

6. If your spouse does (a), then we will prepare the final papers for filing and you will need to come in to sign everything. You will also need to make final payment of $770.

7. If you spouse does (b), then hopefully we will be able to work out the changes in a cooperative manner, and both of you will agree to the final terms. If so, then we will prepare the final papers for filing and you will need to come in to sign everything. You will also need to make final payment of $770.

If you cannot reach an amicable agreement, then your divorce will become contested, and court proceedings will be necessary. This will result in significant additional legal fees at our hourly rate, which is currently $125/hour (still about half the price of most other lawyers).

8. If your spouse does (c), then we must wait 40 days. Once the 40 days are up,  and your spouse still has not responded, we can move on to the next step without him/her. We will prepare the final papers for filing and you will need to come in to sign everything. You will also need to make final payment of $770.

9. After the final papers are filed with the court, we then wait for them to be processed and a final judgment of divorce to be issued.

Ready to get started? Have more questions? Call us at (212) 913-9907 or send an email to brodskylaw@gmail.com.

Brodsky Law Firm PLLC
New York's Low-Cost Law Firm
328 8th Avenue, Suite 404
New York, NY 10001
(212) 913-9907

This website does not constitute legal advice. This website is for information only and should not be relied upon without the advice of a lawyer. This website is in part an advertisement for legal services in New York.

* We are not responsible for technical errors in calculating prices. Prices & procedures may vary and are subject to change at any time without prior notice.   

Your uncontested divorce will cost just $995 plus filing & service fees of $450 (total $1445).*

Here's the way it works (please print out this page for future reference):

1. We will need to receive a 50% payment ($725) to get started.

2. We will prepare the necessary court documents to start the filing.

3. Due to the division of assets, support, and/or custody, we will also need to prepare a Stipulation of Settlement, which is the written agreement between you and your spouse. We will discuss all the details together and make sure that this document provides everything that you want.

4. The court papers and settlement document are personally served on your spouse.

5. Your spouse will review the papers with or without a lawyer and do one of the following:

a. Your spouse will agree to everything and sign & return the papers to us, or
b. Your spouse will request changes to the terms of the settlement, or
c. Your spouse does nothing.

6. If your spouse does (a), then we will prepare the final papers for filing and you will need to come in to sign everything. You will also need to make final payment of $720.

7. If you spouse does (b), then hopefully we will be able to work out the changes in a cooperative manner, and both of you will agree to the final terms. If so, then we will prepare the final papers for filing and you will need to come in to sign everything. You will also need to make final payment of $720.

If you cannot reach an amicable agreement, then your divorce will become contested, and court proceedings will be necessary. This will result in significant additional legal fees at our hourly rate, which is currently $125/hour (still about half the price of most other lawyers).

8. If your spouse does (c), then we must wait 40 days. Once the 40 days are up,  and your spouse still has not responded, we can move on to the next step without him/her. We will prepare the final papers for filing and you will need to come in to sign everything. You will also need to make final payment of $720.

9. After the final papers are filed with the court, we then wait for them to be processed and a final judgment of divorce to be issued.

Ready to get started? Have more questions? Call us at (212) 913-9907 or send an email to brodskylaw@gmail.com.

Brodsky Law Firm PLLC
New York's Low-Cost Law Firm
328 8th Avenue, Suite 404
New York, NY 10001
(212) 913-9907

This website does not constitute legal advice. This website is for information only and should not be relied upon without the advice of a lawyer. This website is in part an advertisement for legal services in New York.

* We are not responsible for technical errors in calculating prices. Prices & procedures may vary and are subject to change at any time without prior notice.   

Your uncontested divorce will cost just $995 plus filing & service fees of $550 (total $1545).*

Here's the way it works (please print out this page for future reference):

1. We will need to receive a 50% payment ($775) to get started.

2. We will prepare the necessary court documents to start the filing.

3. Due to the division of assets, support, and/or custody, we will also need to prepare a Stipulation of Settlement, which is the written agreement between you and your spouse. We will discuss all the details together and make sure that this document provides everything that you want.

4. The court papers and settlement document are personally served on your spouse.

5. Your spouse will review the papers with or without a lawyer and do one of the following:

a. Your spouse will agree to everything and sign & return the papers to us, or
b. Your spouse will request changes to the terms of the settlement, or
c. Your spouse does nothing.

6. If your spouse does (a), then we will prepare the final papers for filing and you will need to come in to sign everything. You will also need to make final payment of $770.

7. If you spouse does (b), then hopefully we will be able to work out the changes in a cooperative manner, and both of you will agree to the final terms. If so, then we will prepare the final papers for filing and you will need to come in to sign everything. You will also need to make final payment of $770.

If you cannot reach an amicable agreement, then your divorce will become contested, and court proceedings will be necessary. This will result in significant additional legal fees at our hourly rate, which is currently $125/hour (still about half the price of most other lawyers).

8. If your spouse does (c), then we must wait 40 days. Once the 40 days are up,  and your spouse still has not responded, we can move on to the next step without him/her. We will prepare the final papers for filing and you will need to come in to sign everything. You will also need to make final payment of $770.

9. After the final papers are filed with the court, we then wait for them to be processed and a final judgment of divorce to be issued.

Ready to get started? Have more questions? Call us at (212) 913-9907 or send an email to brodskylaw@gmail.com.

Brodsky Law Firm PLLC
New York's Low-Cost Law Firm
328 8th Avenue, Suite 404
New York, NY 10001
(212) 913-9907

This website does not constitute legal advice. This website is for information only and should not be relied upon without the advice of a lawyer. This website is in part an advertisement for legal services in New York.

* We are not responsible for technical errors in calculating prices. Prices & procedures may vary and are subject to change at any time without prior notice.   

Your uncontested divorce will cost just $995 plus filing & service fees of $450 (total $1445).*

Here's the way it works (please print out this page for future reference):

1. We will need to receive a 50% payment ($725) to get started.

2. We will prepare the necessary court documents to start the filing. Due to your religious marriage, we will also need you to come in to sign an additional document to get started.

3. Due to the division of assets, support, and/or custody, we will also need to prepare a Stipulation of Settlement, which is the written agreement between you and your spouse. We will discuss all the details together and make sure that this document provides everything that you want.

4. The court papers and settlement document are personally served on your spouse.

5. Your spouse will review the papers with or without a lawyer and do one of the following:

a. Your spouse will agree to everything and sign & return the papers to us, or
b. Your spouse will request changes to the terms of the settlement, or
c. Your spouse does nothing.

6. If your spouse does (a), then we will prepare the final papers for filing and you will need to come in to sign everything. You will also need to make final payment of $720.

7. If you spouse does (b), then hopefully we will be able to work out the changes in a cooperative manner, and both of you will agree to the final terms. If so, then we will prepare the final papers for filing and you will need to come in to sign everything. You will also need to make final payment of $720.

If you cannot reach an amicable agreement, then your divorce will become contested, and court proceedings will be necessary. This will result in significant additional legal fees at our hourly rate, which is currently $125/hour (still about half the price of most other lawyers).

8. If your spouse does (c), then we must wait 40 days. Once the 40 days are up,  and your spouse still has not responded, we can move on to the next step without him/her. We will prepare the final papers for filing and you will need to come in to sign everything. You will also need to make final payment of $720.

9. After the final papers are filed with the court, we then wait for them to be processed and a final judgment of divorce to be issued.

Ready to get started? Have more questions? Call us at (212) 913-9907 or send an email to brodskylaw@gmail.com.

Brodsky Law Firm PLLC
New York's Low-Cost Law Firm
328 8th Avenue, Suite 404
New York, NY 10001
(212) 913-9907

This website does not constitute legal advice. This website is for information only and should not be relied upon without the advice of a lawyer. This website is in part an advertisement for legal services in New York.

* We are not responsible for technical errors in calculating prices. Prices & procedures may vary and are subject to change at any time without prior notice.   

Your uncontested divorce will cost just $995 plus filing & service fees of $550 (total $1545).*

Here's the way it works (please print out this page for future reference):

1. We will need to receive a 50% payment ($775) to get started.

2. We will prepare the necessary court documents to start the filing. Due to your religious marriage, we will also need you to come in to sign an additional document to get started.

3. Due to the division of assets, support, and/or custody, we will also need to prepare a Stipulation of Settlement, which is the written agreement between you and your spouse. We will discuss all the details together and make sure that this document provides everything that you want.

4. The court papers and settlement document are personally served on your spouse.

5. Your spouse will review the papers with or without a lawyer and do one of the following:

a. Your spouse will agree to everything and sign & return the papers to us, or
b. Your spouse will request changes to the terms of the settlement, or
c. Your spouse does nothing.

6. If your spouse does (a), then we will prepare the final papers for filing and you will need to come in to sign everything. You will also need to make final payment of $770.

7. If you spouse does (b), then hopefully we will be able to work out the changes in a cooperative manner, and both of you will agree to the final terms. If so, then we will prepare the final papers for filing and you will need to come in to sign everything. You will also need to make final payment of $770.

If you cannot reach an amicable agreement, then your divorce will become contested, and court proceedings will be necessary. This will result in significant additional legal fees at our hourly rate, which is currently $125/hour (still about half the price of most other lawyers).

8. If your spouse does (c), then we must wait 40 days. Once the 40 days are up,  and your spouse still has not responded, we can move on to the next step without him/her. We will prepare the final papers for filing and you will need to come in to sign everything. You will also need to make final payment of $770.

9. After the final papers are filed with the court, we then wait for them to be processed and a final judgment of divorce to be issued.

Ready to get started? Have more questions? Call us at (212) 913-9907 or send an email to brodskylaw@gmail.com.

Brodsky Law Firm PLLC
New York's Low-Cost Law Firm
328 8th Avenue, Suite 404
New York, NY 10001
(212) 913-9907

This website does not constitute legal advice. This website is for information only and should not be relied upon without the advice of a lawyer. This website is in part an advertisement for legal services in New York.

* We are not responsible for technical errors in calculating prices. Prices & procedures may vary and are subject to change at any time without prior notice.   

Your uncontested divorce will cost just $995 plus filing & service fees of $450 (total $1445).*

Here's the way it works (please print out this page for future reference):

1. We will need to receive a 50% payment ($725) to get started.

2. We will prepare the necessary court documents to start the filing.

3. Due to the division of assets, support, and/or custody, we will also need to prepare a Stipulation of Settlement, which is the written agreement between you and your spouse. We will discuss all the details together and make sure that this document provides everything that you want.

4. The court papers and settlement document are personally served on your spouse.

5. Your spouse will review the papers with or without a lawyer and do one of the following:

a. Your spouse will agree to everything and sign & return the papers to us, or
b. Your spouse will request changes to the terms of the settlement, or
c. Your spouse does nothing.

6. If your spouse does (a), then we will prepare the final papers for filing and you will need to come in to sign everything. You will also need to make final payment of $720.

7. If you spouse does (b), then hopefully we will be able to work out the changes in a cooperative manner, and both of you will agree to the final terms. If so, then we will prepare the final papers for filing and you will need to come in to sign everything. You will also need to make final payment of $720.

If you cannot reach an amicable agreement, then your divorce will become contested, and court proceedings will be necessary. This will result in significant additional legal fees at our hourly rate, which is currently $125/hour (still about half the price of most other lawyers).

8. If your spouse does (c), then we must wait 40 days. Once the 40 days are up,  and your spouse still has not responded, we can move on to the next step without him/her. We will prepare the final papers for filing and you will need to come in to sign everything. You will also need to make final payment of $720.

9. After the final papers are filed with the court, we then wait for them to be processed and a final judgment of divorce to be issued.

Ready to get started? Have more questions? Call us at (212) 913-9907 or send an email to brodskylaw@gmail.com.

Brodsky Law Firm PLLC
New York's Low-Cost Law Firm
328 8th Avenue, Suite 404
New York, NY 10001
(212) 913-9907

This website does not constitute legal advice. This website is for information only and should not be relied upon without the advice of a lawyer. This website is in part an advertisement for legal services in New York.

* We are not responsible for technical errors in calculating prices. Prices & procedures may vary and are subject to change at any time without prior notice.   

Your uncontested divorce will cost just $995 plus filing & service fees of $550 (total $1545).*

Here's the way it works (please print out this page for future reference):

1. We will need to receive a 50% payment ($775) to get started.

2. We will prepare the necessary court documents to start the filing.

3. Due to the division of assets, support, and/or custody, we will also need to prepare a Stipulation of Settlement, which is the written agreement between you and your spouse. We will discuss all the details together and make sure that this document provides everything that you want.

4. The court papers and settlement document are personally served on your spouse.

5. Your spouse will review the papers with or without a lawyer and do one of the following:

a. Your spouse will agree to everything and sign & return the papers to us, or
b. Your spouse will request changes to the terms of the settlement, or
c. Your spouse does nothing.

6. If your spouse does (a), then we will prepare the final papers for filing and you will need to come in to sign everything. You will also need to make final payment of $770.

7. If you spouse does (b), then hopefully we will be able to work out the changes in a cooperative manner, and both of you will agree to the final terms. If so, then we will prepare the final papers for filing and you will need to come in to sign everything. You will also need to make final payment of $770.

If you cannot reach an amicable agreement, then your divorce will become contested, and court proceedings will be necessary. This will result in significant additional legal fees at our hourly rate, which is currently $125/hour (still about half the price of most other lawyers).

8. If your spouse does (c), then we must wait 40 days. Once the 40 days are up,  and your spouse still has not responded, we can move on to the next step without him/her. We will prepare the final papers for filing and you will need to come in to sign everything. You will also need to make final payment of $770.

9. After the final papers are filed with the court, we then wait for them to be processed and a final judgment of divorce to be issued.

Ready to get started? Have more questions? Call us at (212) 913-9907 or send an email to brodskylaw@gmail.com.

Brodsky Law Firm PLLC
New York's Low-Cost Law Firm
328 8th Avenue, Suite 404
New York, NY 10001
(212) 913-9907

This website does not constitute legal advice. This website is for information only and should not be relied upon without the advice of a lawyer. This website is in part an advertisement for legal services in New York.

* We are not responsible for technical errors in calculating prices. Prices & procedures may vary and are subject to change at any time without prior notice.   

Your uncontested divorce will cost just $995 plus filing & service fees of $450 (total $1445).*

Here's the way it works (please print out this page for future reference):

1. We will need to receive a 50% payment ($725) to get started.

2. We will prepare the necessary court documents to start the filing. Due to your religious marriage, we will also need you to come in to sign an additional document to get started.

3. Due to the division of assets, support, and/or custody, we will also need to prepare a Stipulation of Settlement, which is the written agreement between you and your spouse. We will discuss all the details together and make sure that this document provides everything that you want.

4. The court papers and settlement document are personally served on your spouse.

5. Your spouse will review the papers with or without a lawyer and do one of the following:

a. Your spouse will agree to everything and sign & return the papers to us, or
b. Your spouse will request changes to the terms of the settlement, or
c. Your spouse does nothing.

6. If your spouse does (a), then we will prepare the final papers for filing and you will need to come in to sign everything. You will also need to make final payment of $720.

7. If you spouse does (b), then hopefully we will be able to work out the changes in a cooperative manner, and both of you will agree to the final terms. If so, then we will prepare the final papers for filing and you will need to come in to sign everything. You will also need to make final payment of $720.

If you cannot reach an amicable agreement, then your divorce will become contested, and court proceedings will be necessary. This will result in significant additional legal fees at our hourly rate, which is currently $125/hour (still about half the price of most other lawyers).

8. If your spouse does (c), then we must wait 40 days. Once the 40 days are up,  and your spouse still has not responded, we can move on to the next step without him/her. We will prepare the final papers for filing and you will need to come in to sign everything. You will also need to make final payment of $720.

9. After the final papers are filed with the court, we then wait for them to be processed and a final judgment of divorce to be issued.

Ready to get started? Have more questions? Call us at (212) 913-9907 or send an email to brodskylaw@gmail.com.

Brodsky Law Firm PLLC
New York's Low-Cost Law Firm
328 8th Avenue, Suite 404
New York, NY 10001
(212) 913-9907

This website does not constitute legal advice. This website is for information only and should not be relied upon without the advice of a lawyer. This website is in part an advertisement for legal services in New York.

* We are not responsible for technical errors in calculating prices. Prices & procedures may vary and are subject to change at any time without prior notice.   

Your uncontested divorce will cost just $995 plus filing & service fees of $550 (total $1545).*

Here's the way it works (please print out this page for future reference):

1. We will need to receive a 50% payment ($775) to get started.

2. We will prepare the necessary court documents to start the filing. Due to your religious marriage, we will also need you to come in to sign an additional document to get started.

3. Due to the division of assets, support, and/or custody, we will also need to prepare a Stipulation of Settlement, which is the written agreement between you and your spouse. We will discuss all the details together and make sure that this document provides everything that you want.

4. The court papers and settlement document are personally served on your spouse.

5. Your spouse will review the papers with or without a lawyer and do one of the following:

a. Your spouse will agree to everything and sign & return the papers to us, or
b. Your spouse will request changes to the terms of the settlement, or
c. Your spouse does nothing.

6. If your spouse does (a), then we will prepare the final papers for filing and you will need to come in to sign everything. You will also need to make final payment of $770.

7. If you spouse does (b), then hopefully we will be able to work out the changes in a cooperative manner, and both of you will agree to the final terms. If so, then we will prepare the final papers for filing and you will need to come in to sign everything. You will also need to make final payment of $770.

If you cannot reach an amicable agreement, then your divorce will become contested, and court proceedings will be necessary. This will result in significant additional legal fees at our hourly rate, which is currently $125/hour (still about half the price of most other lawyers).

8. If your spouse does (c), then we must wait 40 days. Once the 40 days are up,  and your spouse still has not responded, we can move on to the next step without him/her. We will prepare the final papers for filing and you will need to come in to sign everything. You will also need to make final payment of $770.

9. After the final papers are filed with the court, we then wait for them to be processed and a final judgment of divorce to be issued.

Ready to get started? Have more questions? Call us at (212) 913-9907 or send an email to brodskylaw@gmail.com.

Brodsky Law Firm PLLC
New York's Low-Cost Law Firm
328 8th Avenue, Suite 404
New York, NY 10001
(212) 913-9907

This website does not constitute legal advice. This website is for information only and should not be relied upon without the advice of a lawyer. This website is in part an advertisement for legal services in New York.

* We are not responsible for technical errors in calculating prices. Prices & procedures may vary and are subject to change at any time without prior notice.   

Your uncontested divorce will cost just $350 plus filing & service fees of $450 (total $800).* We can get started without an office visit.

Here's the way it works (please print out this page for future reference):

1. We will need to receive a 50% payment ($400) to get started. We gladly accept credit cards, Paypal, etc.

2. We will prepare the necessary court documents to start the divorce. 

3. The court papers are personally served on your spouse.

4. Your spouse will review the papers with or without a lawyer and do one of the following:

a. Your spouse will agree to everything and sign & return the papers to us, or
b. Your spouse will contest the divorce, or
c. Your spouse does nothing.

5. If your spouse does (a), then we will prepare the final papers for filing and you will need to come in to sign everything. You will also need to make final payment of $400.

6. If you spouse does (b), then hopefully we will be able to work out the terms of the divorce in a cooperative manner, and both of you will agree on everything. If so, then we may need to prepare another document called a Stipulation of Settlement, which will outline the terms of your agreement as far as support, division of assets, etc. This will cost an additional $650. We will then prepare the final papers for filing and you will need to come in to sign everything. You will also need to make the final payment of $400 plus the $650 for the settlement document.

If you cannot reach an amicable agreement, then your divorce will become contested, and court proceedings may be necessary. This will result in significant additional legal fees at our hourly rate, which is currently $125/hour (still about half the price of most other lawyers).

7. If your spouse does (c), then we must wait 40 days. Once the 40 days are up,  and your spouse still has not responded, we can move on to the next step without him/her. We will prepare the final papers for filing and you will need to come in to sign everything. You will also need to make final payment of $400.

8. After the final papers are filed with the court, we then wait for them to be processed and a final judgment of divorce to be issued.

Ready to get started? Have more questions? Call us at (212) 913-9907 or send an email to brodskylaw@gmail.com.

Brodsky Law Firm PLLC
New York's Low-Cost Law Firm
328 8th Avenue, Suite 404
New York, NY 10001
(212) 913-9907

This website does not constitute legal advice. This website is for information only and should not be relied upon without the advice of a lawyer. This website is in part an advertisement for legal services in New York.

* We are not responsible for typographical or technical errors in calculating prices. Prices & procedures may vary and are subject to change at any time without prior notice.   

Your uncontested divorce will cost just $350 plus filing & service fees of $550 (total $900).*

Here's the way it works (please print out this page for future reference):

1. We will need to receive a 50% payment ($450) to get started. We gladly accept credit cards, Paypal, etc.

2. We will prepare the necessary court documents to start the divorce.

3. The court papers are personally served on your spouse.

4. Your spouse will review the papers with or without a lawyer and do one of the following:

a. Your spouse will agree to everything and sign & return the papers to us, or
b. Your spouse will contest the divorce, or
c. Your spouse does nothing.

5. If your spouse does (a), then we will prepare the final papers for filing and you will need to come in to sign everything. You will also need to make final payment of $450.

6. If you spouse does (b), then hopefully we will be able to work out the terms of the divorce in a cooperative manner, and both of you will agree on everything. If so, then we may need to prepare another document called a Stipulation of Settlement, which will outline the terms of your agreement as far as support, division of assets, etc. This will cost an additional $650. We will then prepare the final papers for filing and you will need to come in to sign everything. You will also need to make the final payment of $450 plus the $650 for the settlement document.

If you cannot reach an amicable agreement, then your divorce will become contested, and court proceedings may be necessary. This will result in significant additional legal fees at our hourly rate, which is currently $125/hour (still about half the price of most other lawyers).

7. If your spouse does (c), then we must wait 40 days. Once the 40 days are up,  and your spouse still has not responded, we can move on to the next step without him/her. We will prepare the final papers for filing and you will need to come in to sign everything. You will also need to make final payment of $450.

8. After the final papers are filed with the court, we then wait for them to be processed and a final judgment of divorce to be issued.

Ready to get started? Have more questions? Call us at (212) 913-9907 or send an email to brodskylaw@gmail.com.

Brodsky Law Firm PLLC
New York's Low-Cost Law Firm
328 8th Avenue, Suite 404
New York, NY 10001
(212) 913-9907

This website does not constitute legal advice. This website is for information only and should not be relied upon without the advice of a lawyer. This website is in part an advertisement for legal services in New York.

* We are not responsible for typographical or technical errors in calculating prices. Prices & procedures may vary and are subject to change at any time without prior notice.   

Your uncontested divorce will cost just $350 plus filing & service fees of $450 (total $800).*

Here's the way it works (please print out this page for future reference):

1. We will need to receive a 50% payment ($400) to get started. We gladly accept credit cards, Paypal, etc.

2. We will prepare the necessary court documents to start the divorce. Due to the religious nature of your marriage, we will need you to come in to sign one additional document.

3. The court papers are personally served on your spouse.

4. Your spouse will review the papers with or without a lawyer and do one of the following:

a. Your spouse will agree to everything and sign & return the papers to us, or
b. Your spouse will contest the divorce, or
c. Your spouse does nothing.

5. If your spouse does (a), then we will prepare the final papers for filing and you will need to come in to sign everything. You will also need to make final payment of $400.

6. If you spouse does (b), then hopefully we will be able to work out the terms of the divorce in a cooperative manner, and both of you will agree on everything. If so, then we may need to prepare another document called a Stipulation of Settlement, which will outline the terms of your agreement as far as support, division of assets, etc. This will cost an additional $650. We will then prepare the final papers for filing and you will need to come in to sign everything. You will also need to make the final payment of $400 plus the $650 for the settlement document.

If you cannot reach an amicable agreement, then your divorce will become contested, and court proceedings may be necessary. This will result in significant additional legal fees at our hourly rate, which is currently $125/hour (still about half the price of most other lawyers).

7. If your spouse does (c), then we must wait 40 days. Once the 40 days are up,  and your spouse still has not responded, we can move on to the next step without him/her. We will prepare the final papers for filing and you will need to come in to sign everything. You will also need to make final payment of $400.

8. After the final papers are filed with the court, we then wait for them to be processed and a final judgment of divorce to be issued.

Ready to get started? Have more questions? Call us at (212) 913-9907 or send an email to brodskylaw@gmail.com.

Brodsky Law Firm PLLC
New York's Low-Cost Law Firm
328 8th Avenue, Suite 404
New York, NY 10001
(212) 913-9907

This website does not constitute legal advice. This website is for information only and should not be relied upon without the advice of a lawyer. This website is in part an advertisement for legal services in New York.

* We are not responsible for typographical or technical errors in calculating prices. Prices & procedures may vary and are subject to change at any time without prior notice.   

Your uncontested divorce will cost just $350 plus filing & service fees of $550 (total $900).*

Here's the way it works (please print out this page for future reference):

1. We will need to receive a 50% payment ($450) to get started. We gladly accept credit cards, Paypal, etc.

2. We will prepare the necessary court documents to start the divorce. Due to the religious nature of your marriage, we will need you to come in to sign one additional document.

3. The court papers are personally served on your spouse.

4. Your spouse will review the papers with or without a lawyer and do one of the following:

a. Your spouse will agree to everything and sign & return the papers to us, or
b. Your spouse will contest the divorce, or
c. Your spouse does nothing.

5. If your spouse does (a), then we will prepare the final papers for filing and you will need to come in to sign everything. You will also need to make final payment of $450.

6. If you spouse does (b), then hopefully we will be able to work out the terms of the divorce in a cooperative manner, and both of you will agree on everything. If so, then we may need to prepare another document called a Stipulation of Settlement, which will outline the terms of your agreement as far as support, division of assets, etc. This will cost an additional $650. We will then prepare the final papers for filing and you will need to come in to sign everything. You will also need to make the final payment of $450 plus the $650 for the settlement document.

If you cannot reach an amicable agreement, then your divorce will become contested, and court proceedings may be necessary. This will result in significant additional legal fees at our hourly rate, which is currently $125/hour (still about half the price of most other lawyers).

7. If your spouse does (c), then we must wait 40 days. Once the 40 days are up,  and your spouse still has not responded, we can move on to the next step without him/her. We will prepare the final papers for filing and you will need to come in to sign everything. You will also need to make final payment of $450.

8. After the final papers are filed with the court, we then wait for them to be processed and a final judgment of divorce to be issued.

Ready to get started? Have more questions? Call us at (212) 913-9907 or send an email to brodskylaw@gmail.com.

Brodsky Law Firm PLLC
New York's Low-Cost Law Firm
328 8th Avenue, Suite 404
New York, NY 10001
(212) 913-9907

This website does not constitute legal advice. This website is for information only and should not be relied upon without the advice of a lawyer. This website is in part an advertisement for legal services in New York.

* We are not responsible for typographical or technical errors in calculating prices. Prices & procedures may vary and are subject to change at any time without prior notice.