Never file it
alone.
divviFile is divvi's filing help, included with divvi Mediate Pro. Your case manager prepares your initial filing packet and sends it to you, and you file it with the court yourself. You also send the final pleadings yourself. divvi does not file, submit, or transmit anything to a court. You never work it out alone: a filing specialist prepares each packet, writes the exact court email for each filing, and stays with you through every clerk request until your case is accepted.
Included with divvi Mediate Pro · $2,500 each or $5,000 · not sold on its own
Two filing paths. Your package decides.
The step-by-step guide is free with every divvi divorce. divviFile comes with divvi Mediate Pro.
Self-Filing
Perfect if you want step-by-step guidance while you file on your own.
divviFile
Your case manager prepares your initial filing packet and sends it to you, and you file it with the court yourself. You also send the final pleadings yourself. divvi does not file, submit, or transmit anything to a court. A divvi filing specialist prepares your packet and helps you respond to anything the court sends back.
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.
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.
Your case manager prepares your initial filing packet and sends it to you, and you file it with the court yourself. You also send the final pleadings yourself. divvi does not file, submit, or transmit anything to a court. Your divvi Filing Specialist is not a lawyer, 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.
Everything the filing takes, handled.
Agreement to court acceptance in four steps.
$2,500 each or $5,000. Court filing fees are separate and paid to the court.
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