- Best for
- We already agree
- Cost
- Free
- Timeline
- Utah requires a 30-day waiting period from the day you file. Most uncontested cases finish in 6–10 weeks.
- Cooperation needed
- Full agreement already reached
- What divvi provides
- Answer plain-English questions · Both of you review and sign · File with the court
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| Uncontested divorce | Guided negotiation | Live mediation | Agreed modification | Contested modification | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | We already agree | We need help reaching agreement | We want a real mediator in the room | We need to change an existing order, and we agree | We need to change an existing order, and we don't agree |
| Cost | Free | $500 flat | $1,500 total | $300 flat | $300 flat |
| Timeline | Utah requires a 30-day waiting period from the day you file. Most uncontested cases finish in 6–10 weeks. | Most couples reach agreement in one to two rounds over a couple of weeks. The 30-day court waiting period then starts when you file. | Most sessions are scheduled within one to two weeks. Agreement usually comes out of a single block. | Most agreed modifications are drafted and signed within days. How fast the court enters the order varies by county. | Reaching terms usually takes one to two rounds. Court entry time after filing varies by county. |
| Cooperation needed | Full agreement already reached | Both willing to negotiate | Both attend a live session | Full agreement already reached | Both willing to negotiate |
| What divvi provides | Answer plain-English questions · Both of you review and sign · File with the court | Each of you does a private intake · Work through the gaps · Still stuck? Bring in a mediator · Documents and filing | Both of you prepare · Pick your block · Meet over Zoom · Sign and file | Tell us what's changing · divvi drafts the paperwork · Both sign, then file | Each side's position, privately · Work toward terms · Still stuck? A live mediator · Paperwork and filing |
| Start my divorce | See how we get you there | Book a mediation | Start my modification | Start my modification |
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