divvi Divorce · Utah

Your divorce.
Handled with
as little friction
as possible.

divvi's service is free for uncontested divorce — documents, filing guidance, templates, and tracking included. You pay Utah's court filing fee (~$325) directly to the state. Contested? We bring in exactly what your case needs — never more.

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divvi free for uncontested · Court filing fee ~$325 paid to state · Contested from $500

LGBTQ+ friendly · Every couple, every family

"We don't remove the human from divorce. We make sure you only need one for what only a human can do."

The divvi principle

Every situation covered

Three paths. One platform.

Whether you agree on everything or your spouse hasn't returned a text in three months — divvi has a path for you.

UncontestedFree

You and your spouse agree on everything — children, property, debt, alimony. divvi generates every court-required document and walks you through filing step-by-step, with templates and tracking — free. You pay Utah's court filing fee (~$325) directly to the state.

  1. Answer our guided intake
  2. Review & approve your documents
  3. E-sign together
  4. File with the court — divvi shows you how
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ContestedFrom $500

You disagree on one or more issues. divvi Resolve — our AI mediator — works with both of you privately to find agreements on every gap, then generates the documents once you reach resolution.

  1. Each spouse completes private intake
  2. divvi Resolve identifies gaps & proposes solutions
  3. Review the agreement together
  4. Documents generated & filed
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Uncooperative SpouseWe can help

When your spouse won't respond, won't sign, or disappears — the process doesn't stop, it just changes. divvi helps you serve by publication, request a default decree, and move forward on your own timeline.

  1. File as uncontested — we draft everything
  2. Serve your spouse (divvi guides the process)
  3. Waiting period — we track it
  4. Request default if no response
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What divvi does

More than a form. Less than a lawyer.

Intake & information
Plain-English questions gather everything the court needs. No legalese, no guessing.
Court-ready documents
Every Utah-required form, filled in correctly — petition, decree, parenting plan, financial disclosures.
E-signature
Both parties sign digitally. Court-accepted, legally binding.
Filing guide
Step-by-step instructions for submitting to your specific county courthouse.
AI mediation (when needed)
divvi Resolve resolves disputes privately — no courtroom, no $300/hr mediator for every session.
Attorney access (when needed)
divvi's network connects you to Utah attorneys — for review, advice, or full representation — only when you actually need one.
Humans for what matters

Some things still need a person.

divvi doesn't replace the humans who matter in your case. It just makes sure you're only using them when you genuinely need to — protecting your time and your money.

→A mediator when both parties are at an impasse and need a live session
→An attorney when legal strategy, protection, or court representation is required
→A judge — the court still issues your final decree
→Your accountant if QDRO or complex tax planning is involved
Common questions

What people ask first.

How long does an uncontested divorce take in Utah?+
What if we agree on most things but not everything?+
Do we still need a lawyer?+
What if my spouse refuses to participate?+
Is divvi a law firm?+

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Uncontested is always free. Create your account and start the process in the next ten minutes.

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No credit card · No court required to get started · divvi is not a law firm

Frequently asked questions

Who can file for divorce in Utah?

Either spouse can file as long as one of you has been a resident of Utah, and of the county where you file, for at least three months before filing. Utah is a no-fault state, so you don't have to prove wrongdoing.

Is an uncontested divorce really free with divvi?

Yes — preparing your uncontested divorce documents with divvi's wizard is free. Your main cost is the $325 court filing fee (waivable if you can't afford it). Paid help like mediation or a CMA is optional.

What's the difference between contested and uncontested?

In an uncontested divorce you and your spouse agree on all major issues — property, support, and custody. A contested divorce means you don't yet agree; divvi can coordinate mediation and support to help you get there.

How long does a divorce take in Utah?

There's a mandatory 30-day waiting period from filing, and after your final packet is filed a judge has up to 60 days to sign — so most uncontested divorces finalize in about 30 to 90 days.

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