Online Divorcein Pennsylvania
Online divorce is a convenient way for couples in Pennsylvania to end their marriage without hiring a lawyer. This is a perfect choice for spouses preparing for a fully amicable divorce. Our service can handle all the paperwork – simply enter your information, and our software will prepare the legal documents and provide you with a filing guide.
- Only court-approved forms
- Step-by-step filing guide
- Free changes within the subscription time
- Secure and confidential services
- Simple questionnaire with hints
of court approval
of divorce documents
How It Works
Our paperwork preparation service only works for a no-fault, uncontested divorce where spouses have already agreed on property division, alimony, and child custody. In such cases, it is possible not to hire an attorney, and couples can opt for a do-it-yourself divorce instead – filing for offline or online divorce in Pennsylvania on their own. It allows spouses to cut expenses significantly and, as they are in agreement, get their marriage dissolution finalized as quickly as the state allows.
Finding and filling out the paperwork is often a tedious task most people dread. This is what our service can help you with. Our software chooses the right set of papers and fills them out with your information based on your answers to our questionnaire. Obtain the completed papers and file without a lawyer in person or online, if this option is available in your county.
Step 1. See if You Qualify
To determine if our online service is right for you, answer several questions on our website.
Step 2. Fill out a Questionnaire
Complete our online questionnaire so the system can choose and fill out the forms suitable for your specific case.
Step 3. Print, Sign, and File
Now that your divorce forms are ready, download, print, and sign them to file for an uncontested divorce with the local court or online using a court-approved website.
Requirements for an Uncontested Divorce in Pennsylvania
Filing Requirements
To initiate a divorce case by mutual consent, e-file or submit the initial paperwork in person to the Pennsylvania Court of Common Pleas in the county where either of you lives. Serve your spouse, complete the mandatory waiting period, submit the remaining paperwork, and get your Divorce Decree.
Residency Requirements
According to Pennsylvania statutes, a couple is eligible to initiate the divorce action in the state only if one or both of them have lived here for at least 6 months prior to filing the Complaint with the local court.
Waiting Period
When spouses agree about the marriage being irretrievably broken, have no disputes, and have filed the necessary forms, the court imposes a 90-day waiting period before the marriage dissolution can be finalized, even without a hearing.
Complete Your Divorce Papers Online
Our system picks and completes Pennsylvania divorce papers for uncontested, no-fault case after you answer a comprehensive set of questions.
As the courts require specific data on various matters, you will see the questions about the date and place of your marriage; full names, addresses, and dates of birth of both parties and their children, if any; detailed information concerning both spouses’ workplaces, income, expenses, marital and separate property; and other details on finances and assets. Additional details may also be required depending on your individual case.
We will notify you as soon as your Pennsylvania divorce kit – the filled-out forms and filing instructions – is ready. You will be able to download it online from your account and, need be, get it shipped to you for a small extra fee. Some of the forms the package may contain include:
- Notice to Defend and Complaint for Divorce
- Affidavit of Consent
- Certificate of Service
- Entry of Appearance of Self-Represented Party
Why Pennsylvanians Choose DivorceCanBeSimple.com?
You can access our form preparation service from anywhere, anytime, instead of scheduling physical meetings with a lawyer. Our system will fill out legal documents with the specific information you provide on the case. Besides, during the active subscription period, you can adjust your answers if needed.
Pay a flat fee on our website and avoid covering high lawyers’ hourly rates on paperwork preparation. Keep your divorce cheap and affordable by filing pro se.
When using our service, you can be sure that your personal information is protected because we use advanced security technologies and communication channels.
Forget about lengthy consultations and appointments with a lawyer. Begin a fast divorce in Pennsylvania on your own after receiving the filled-out papers and filing instructions from us.
Our site is convenient and easy to use, so navigating it and completing the questionnaire will not take too much of your time.
Start Your Divorce in Pennsylvania Today!
Getting the filled-out forms and a guide on how to file them from our online service is a major step in your divorce preparations. If you want to find out more about our online questionnaire, pricing options, and the overall process, feel free to contact the support agents via email.
All people choosing us for document preparation will receive:
- Affordable paperwork preparation assistance
- Court-approved package of divorce forms
- Clear filing guidelines
- Free revisions for active subscribers
- Various delivery options
- State-specific paperwork
- Responsive customer support team
What if We Have Children?
Our service is also available for uncontested, no-fault cases with minor children. Provide the details about your kids in the questionnaire, and the system will complete the necessary forms. There will also be additional instructions regarding them in our guide. We do not charge extra for child-related papers.
In Pennsylvania, parents are free to draft their own agreement regarding child custody and support, which they should submit to the court for review. The court is usually inclined to grant the parents shared legal custody – decision-making rights concerning their children – unless it would contradict the child’s best interests. Physical custody is also granted based on what is best for the children.
Parents sharing physical custody must create a custody agreement establishing who will have physical custody of the child at specific times and dates. They must also consider each other’s work schedules, locations of houses and school, etc. There is a separate schedule for holidays, family events, and vacations.
Child support in Pennsylvania is often paid by a non-custodial parent to a custodial one, and the sum paid should be calculated using the PA Support Guidelines. Parents can determine the approximate amount of payment using the Child Support Estimator.
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