Document prep by Ettrick Campbell, Esq. — Admitted, NY State Bar
NEW YORK · PRO SE · NO COURT
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Get divorced
this weekend.
With or without
their signature.

A lawyer-built, court-ready divorce packet for New York — finished in 15 minutes, delivered to your inbox. No lawyer meeting. No court appearance.

$99
Flat fee. Pay once.
Lawyer quote: $1,500+
Heads up — this is a paperwork service, not a lawyer hire. We prepare every document for you, personalized. You file them at your county courthouse yourself. We're not acting as your lawyer.
Court charges separately: the County Clerk collects $210 when you file your papers and $125 when you submit the Note of Issue. With our $99 fee, the real all-in cost to be divorced is about $430. We tell you so there are no surprises.

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Court-Ready
JUDGMENT OF DIVORCE
AFFIDAVIT OF PLAINTIFF
Your packet · personalized
SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK
COUNTY OF WESTCHESTER
────────────────── XIndex No. ______
SARAH JOHNSON,
Plaintiff,
VERIFIED COMPLAINT
-against-
JOHN JOHNSON,
Defendant.
FIRST: The parties are over the age of 18 years.
SECOND: This court has jurisdiction. The Plaintiff has resided in New York State for more than two years…
SIGN HERE × ____________________
17 court-ready documents · personalized for your New York county
Prepared by a NY-admitted attorney 17 court-ready documents Delivered in 1 hour or 100% refunded Rejected by the court? We re-prepare free

Built for you if you live in New York, have no children under 21 from the marriage, and want it handled now — with or without your spouse's cooperation.

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Three reasons
this just works.

01
You never have to appear in court.
New York uncontested divorces are decided on paperwork. The judge reads, signs, mails. You don't sit in a courtroom. You don't take a day off work.
02
Your spouse's signature is optional.
If they'll sign — great, it's faster. If they ghost you, refuse, or just won't deal with it — the law gives you a path called "default." We prepare both.
03
Every paper, ready to walk into court.
17 documents — Summons & Complaint, all affidavits, Note of Issue, Judgment of Divorce, the DOH-2168 — written by a New York attorney, filled in with your answers, ready to print and sign.
The part most services won't touch

Spouse won't sign? Ghosted you?
You can still get divorced.

Most online divorce sites only work if both people cooperate. New York law has a path — called "default" — for when your spouse refuses, disappears, or just won't deal with it. We prepare those papers too, including the Affidavit of Service. You don't need their permission to move on.

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How it works

Four steps. That's the whole thing.

01
Answer a few questions
Names, addresses, marriage date, what your spouse is doing about it. Ten minutes on your phone.
~10 min
02
Pay $99 and download your packet
17 court-ready documents land in your downloads folder. Email backup, too. A personalized checklist tells you exactly what to do, in order.
~2 min
03
Print, sign, notarize, file
Take it to your County Clerk. Notaries are free at most banks. Your checklist tells you which papers need notarization and the exact courthouse address for your county.
2 trips to the courthouse
04
The judge signs. You're divorced.
No court appearance. The judge reads your papers and signs the Judgment of Divorce. You get a notice in the mail when it's done.
6 to 12 weeks of waiting
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What you get

The whole packet, filled in.

17 court-ready documents
Personalized with your name, county, marriage date, addresses, and spouse's info.
  • Summons & Complaint, with all 3 required notices
  • Affidavit of Plaintiff (you sign this in front of a notary)
  • Affidavit of Defendant — OR — Affidavit of Service
  • Note of Issue, Findings of Fact, Judgment of Divorce
  • Request for Judicial Intervention (UD-13) — auto-filled PDF
  • Certificate of Dissolution (DOH-2168) — auto-filled PDF
  • Health Insurance Affidavits, Part 130 Certification, and more
Plus: a personalized do-this-list with your county courthouse address, phone number, and the exact stack order for the clerk.
Real cost · No surprises
Easy Divorce Filing (us) $99
Index Number filing fee $210
Note of Issue fee $125
2 certified copies of Judgment $16
Notary (free at banks) $0
All in ~$430
Court fees go directly to the County Clerk — you pay them when you file. Compare to a typical NY divorce attorney: $1,500–$3,500.
Were you served divorce papers by your spouse?
That's a different situation from filing your own uncontested divorce — you likely have a deadline to respond, and if the case is contested, this $99 packet isn't the right tool.
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Why not just…

Three ways to get this done.

Hire a divorce lawyer
$1,500–$3,500
  • They handle everything
  • Weeks of back-and-forth
  • Retainers and hourly bills
  • Overkill for a simple uncontested split
Other online divorce services
$137–$299+
  • Cheaper than a lawyer
  • Add-on fees for spouse signature, filing, or default-path help are common industry-wide
  • Support is typically email-only, with response times that can run days
  • Named attorney backing varies by provider — worth checking before you pay
Easy Divorce Filing
$99 flat
  • One price. Default-path and no-signature documents included, not upsold
  • Prepared by Ettrick Campbell, Esq. — named, NY-barred, contactable directly
  • Delivered in 1 hour or 100% refunded
  • Court rejects a document we prepared? Free re-prep, no charge

Pricing shown for other services reflects publicly listed rates as of 2026 and can change — always confirm current pricing directly with any provider before choosing.

Honest answers

Questions before you start.

Is this actually legal? Will the court accept these papers?
Yes. The forms are New York State's official uncontested divorce forms, prepared by Ettrick Campbell, Esq. (admitted to the NY State Bar), and match what the court accepts. Pro se (representing yourself) is fully legal in New York for uncontested matrimonials.
What if my spouse won't sign — or I can't find them?
If they won't sign, you serve them through a friend or family member over 18 (NOT you). They have 40 days to respond. If they don't, you proceed by default — and you're still divorced. We prepare the Affidavit of Service and the default-path documents for you. If you genuinely don't know where they live, contact our full-service team — that requires a different court order.
Do I need to appear in court?
No. New York uncontested divorces are decided on paper. You file the papers, wait for the judge to sign, and pick up the Judgment of Divorce. You never see a courtroom.
What if I have children?
This product is for couples with no children under 21 from the marriage. If you have kids together, contact our full-service team at ettrickc@gmail.com — kid cases need more careful handling.
How long does the whole thing take?
If your spouse signs the Affidavit of Defendant: about 2–4 months. If they don't and you go through default: about 3–6 months (includes the mandatory 40-day waiting period).
What if I mess up a form?
If the court mails back a "fix this" notice, you fix only what they ask and resend. We'll help — email ettrickc@gmail.com with the court's notice and we'll walk you through it.
Can I get my $99 back if this doesn't work?
If we can't deliver your documents within an hour of payment, we refund you 100%. If your papers are rejected by the court for a defect in what we generated (not what you filled in by hand), we re-prepare free and refund the $99.

You don't need their
permission to leave.

$99. Fifteen minutes. No court. No lawyer meeting.
Just a real, finished divorce packet in your inbox.

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