divviFile · Assisted Filing

Let someone else
file it for you.

divviFile is divvi's white-glove filing service. Instead of emailing the clerk yourself and tracking the case alone, a personal filing specialist handles it — from submission to court acceptance — for one flat fee.

$500 flat · Finish a divvi case, or upload documents prepared anywhere else

Choose your filing experience.

Two ways to get filed. One of them is free, and it always will be.

Self-Filing

File with confidence

Perfect if you want step-by-step guidance while you file on your own.

FREE
Guided support at no cost
Step-by-step filing instructions
Personalized filing checklist
Documents designed for filing
Filing order explained
Instructions for serving your spouse (if needed)
Guidance after each court response
Help understanding what each court notice means
Progress tracker
Email support
You file on your own, with divvi guiding you at every step.
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divviFile

Your dedicated filing specialist

A divvi filing specialist handles the filing for you and keeps you posted at every step.

$500
Filing assistance from start to finish
Everything included in Self-Filing
Dedicated divvi Filing Specialist
Private one-on-one messaging within divvi
divvi prepares each filing package for you
divvi monitors your case status
Weekly case updates
Notifications when court action is needed
Personalized filing guidance
Assistance responding to court requests
Priority support
Less stress — divvi keeps everything organized
Personal support throughout your case
Your divvi Filing Specialist is just a message away. Securely message your specialist within divvi to ask questions, receive updates, and get personalized guidance throughout your case.
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Either way, the court charges its own filing fee, paid to the court and never to divvi. A fee waiver is available if you qualify on income.

Important to know

Your divvi Filing Specialist is not assigned by the court and is not an employee of the court. divvi independently monitors your case using publicly available court information and guides you through each stage. Sometimes the court requires you to contact them directly. When that happens, divvi tells you exactly who to contact, what to say, what to request, and what response to expect.

divvi tells you who to contact
divvi tells you what to ask
divvi tells you what to provide
divvi tells you what to look for
divvi never leaves you guessing
Already have your divorce documents?

Prepared by an attorney, another document service, or the two of you? Upload them and divvi reads your case details straight out of them — then tells you what’s still needed to file. You don’t start the intake over.

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What's included

Everything the filing takes, handled.

A personal filing specialist
You're assigned a dedicated filing specialist who calls to walk you through the entire filing process — no guessing which forms go where.
Clerk rejections handled for you
If the court clerk kicks back a document or asks for a correction, your filing specialist fixes it and resubmits — you don't have to figure out what went wrong.
Weekly status updates
You'll get a status update every week until your case is accepted by the court, so you're never left wondering what's happening.
One flat fee, no surprises
$500 covers the entire filing process from submission through acceptance — no hourly billing.
The process

Wizard to court acceptance in four steps.

01
Finish your case
Complete your divviDivorce or divviModify wizard — documents, e-signature, everything ready to file.
02
Add divviFile
Pay the flat $500 fee from your case dashboard. No separate account, no new paperwork to fill out.
03
Your filing specialist calls
A dedicated filing specialist reviews your documents, calls to walk through submission, and files with the court on your behalf.
04
Tracked to acceptance
Weekly status updates until the court accepts your case. Any clerk rejection is handled and resubmitted for you.
One flat fee
$500

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Questions

What people ask about divviFile.

Do I still need to sign anything myself?+
What if the clerk rejects something?+
How is this different from divviReview?+
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