How it works
Your path, one step at a time.
DivorceMap organises the process so you always know where you are and what comes next.
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Choose your location
Pick your country and your state, province or parish. Divorce rules depend on where you live, so everything starts here.
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Answer a few plain-language questions
Contested or uncontested, children, shared property, agreement and whether a case has already started. No names or ID numbers.
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Get your personal roadmap
A checklist built around your answers, with documents to gather and links to your official court resources.
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Prepare your information
Answer guided questions once. Review and download a private summary of your answers whenever you need it.
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File with confidence
Detailed filing instructions and official forms unlock only after a jurisdiction's legal content has been verified and published.
Our promise on legal content
- We never invent laws, court forms, deadlines or fees.
- Anything not yet confirmed is clearly labelled “Requires verification”.
- Every jurisdiction moves through Draft, Under Review, Verified and Published before filing instructions appear.
- We always link to the official court and government sources.
Legal information, not legal advice. DivorceMap is not a law firm and does not create an attorney–client relationship. Laws, forms and fees change. Always confirm requirements with your official court resources or a licensed attorney in your jurisdiction.